Fuente de la Plaza de las Flores
Fuente de la Plaza de las Flores stands in Málaga, within a pedestrian square created after demolitions between 1940 and 1950. Orange trees surround the space, while the water feature sits against the rear of Iglesia de la Concepción.
Renovation in 2005 repaved the square and replaced its earlier vegetation with orange trees. The original central feature gave way to a wall fountain at the southern end.
Five large marble blocks from the Palacio de los Larios façade shape the cream-coloured limestone front. Water emerges from a recessed black stone, enters a rectangular channel, and spills through five tile-shaped spouts. Carved entablatures, jambs, and lintels preserve sculpted details before the water reaches the lower basin.
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