Granite panel of Erbo Stenzel

The above picture depicts part of the granite panel representing the economic cycles of Paraná by Erbo Stenzel, which along with the tiles panel of Poty, the obelisk recalling the Emancipation of Paraná, the Naked Woman statue by Humberto Cozzo and especially the Naked Man statue (the name by which the square is best known), also by Erbo Stenzel, comprise the open air cultural heritage of the "19 de Dezembro" square, which was once a large market that supplied Curitiba.

José Borges de Macedo Square

The José Borges de Macedo square is a historical revitalized area that was created under a city ordinance of 1963, in honor of the first mayor of Curitiba (1853).
In 1994, the "Arches of Pelourinho" was built to houses newsstands, florists and a coffee shop and in 1996 the Erbo Stenzel sculpture "Maria Lata D'Água" was transferred to the fountain of the square.