The garden of the zocalo of Puebla has four beautiful sculptures that adorn each of its corners. These were donated in 1926 by the Spanish, English, Syrian-Lebanese and German colonies settled in Puebla. The Path of Angels, located to the east of the esplanade of the Zócalo, is a white monument made of cut and enameled metal. It is the work of Jan Hendrix and pays homage to Ángeles Espinosa Yglesias Rugarcía, a Puebla native and promoter of culture, the arts and the state's historical heritage. The Fountain of St. Michael the Archangel, with four figures of angels that support a basin from which emerges a column on which St. Michael rests. Monument to the Siege of Puebla It is made up of a golden cup that is placed on a pedestal in recognition of the event that took place in 1863 and for which Puebla received the name of "heroic". Located in front of the Municipal Palace and is dedicated to the Benemérito de Oriente Army for its defense of the city.