When talking about monuments, size undeniably matters – or does it? But how else can we measure monumentality? Bringing together researchers from various fields such as archaeology, museology, history, sociology, Mesoamerican ...

This is a photograph of a monument in Trinidad, near a road. It is enclosed by a wrought iron fence and surrounded by palms.

A few fine branches of a vibrant scarlet, ornamental Flamboyant and its fruit - long, flat, woody pods – line the top of this photograph of the war monument at War Memorial Park, known by nationals as “Memorial Park”. This ...

With the avant-gardes the idea of the monument acquires a new meaning. Until the twentieth century, monuments were related to memory, alluding in some way to the sacredness of the represented past and associated with ...

In this photograph of War Memorial Park, known by nationals as “Memorial Park”, a vibrant scarlet, ornamental Flamboyant, other trees and the park’s modestly designed black and white fence, frame the war monument at the ...

Description at back of card: “School boys jogging through the Memorial Park, Port of Spain.” This photograph shows us five boys in white games uniform, with their teacher, jogging through War Memorial Park, known informally ...

This photograph gives a panoramic view of War Memorial Park, Port of Spain, which is located at an area once called the Small Savannah. The War Memorial monument which was installed on 28 June 1924 is in the distance. It ...

A bright scarlet and a yellow ornamental flowering tree welcome you to War Memorial Park which is known to most as Memorial Park. At the end of the long straight path is the cenotaph. This impressive monument was placed ...

In this photograph one sees a panoramic view of War Memorial Park, Port of Spain. A large tree is in the foreground. The War Memorial monument stands majestic in mid-ground and historic buildings, palms and other trees are ...