“The Dream” is a bronze sculpture located at the northeast of the Oregon Convention Center. This monument is depicted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, a famous civil-rights activist and also an American hero who liberated all the African-Americans from the …show more content…
One of the human sculpture was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, stepping forward and holding the paper, try to deliver his dream and speech to the world. The other three human sculptures were allegorical characters, and those allegorical characters was surrounding the main sculptures, which the Martin Luther King Jr’s . Each of those allegorical characters were symbolize to the different meanings. On the left side of King’s sculpture was a man rolling his sleeve up and he is symbolized to the working class of the our society. On the right side was a little girl releasing her hand from Dr, King’s coattails, she is presenting the moment when family members are called away to devote their time and spirit to something significant to all mankind. Behind the King’s sculpture was a woman standing on the shore, she is symbolized to the immigrant of our society and the immigration histories. (West …show more content…
, Dente has began the road of being a sculptor when he was four years old. His favorite toy was chunk of clay and he used it to create the world. Right now, he dedicates himself to create outstanding sculptures, as well as historical and religious figures. In particular, Dente has been working with various places, such as churches, schools and different places across the country and around the world. When he was creating “The Dream” to King's sacrifices, he wants to deliver the message to those who believe in King's dream, and to the "ongoing march for truth and justice." (Dente)
“The Dream” is a historical monument for the moment when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr presented his speech “I have a dream” to the world. He changed many people, many life. His dream has deeply root in our heart. We won’t forget the day that he delivered his dream to us and we won’t forget his spirit and