Vincenzo Dimech

[1] Other notable works by Dimech in wood include a group of statues representing the baptism of Jesus at the Mosta Parish Church sculpted in 1806, and a statue of Saint Joseph at St Helen's Basilica in Birkirkara which was sculpted in 1826.A statue of Saint Joseph found in the Żurrieq Parish Church is sometimes stated to have been completed by Dimech in around 1825, following the death of its original sculptor Mariano Gerada.[6] In 1810, Dimech worked on the sculptural elements of the Monument to Sir Alexander Ball in the Lower Barrakka Gardens.[3] In 1824, he won a competition for the design of a monument to the judge Sir Joseph Nicholas Zammit at the Upper Barrakka Gardens.The monument consists of a statue of Zammit sitting on a curule seat, set on a high pedestal decorated with fasces.
Statue of Saint Andrew , Marsaxlokk (1791)
Monument to Sir Joseph Nicholas Zammit, Upper Barrakka Gardens , Valletta (1824)
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