Escultura en bronce como materia definitiva en 1993. Representa a Diego de Torres y Villarroel, escritor, poeta, dramaturgo, médico, matemático, sacerdote, astrónomo, torero y catedrático de la Universidad de Salamanca. Está ubicada en los restos de la legendaria cueva de Salamanca, lugar en el que según la tradición impartía clases el diablo, en la cripta de la desaparecida iglesia de San Cebrián.
Diego de Torres y Villarroel
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We were in Salamanca a few weeks ago and we were struck by the inscriptions on the walls of some of the buildings. We were told that these are known as vítores and that in the past, they were drawn using bulls blood. In this photo, we can be seen listening to the explanation given by the tour guide.see more
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