Other sources of this period are: the Old Source or Chato (1816) by Damien Campeny, initially located in the Theater Square, next to the Rambla, and was later transferred to the Parc de la Ciutadella (1877) and, lastly, the Plaça de Sants (1975); Fountain of Ceres (1825–1830), Celdoni of plaster, located in Paseo de Gracia Provence street corner, and in 1874 moved to the Plaza Blasco de Garay in the Poble Sec, and in 1918 in the Plaza de Sant Jordi in Montjuïc; Neptune's Fountain (1826), Ferran Adrià, placed at the Moll de la Riba, Barceloneta, and later transferred to the Gardens Laribal and 1983, in the Plaza de la Merced, in front of the basilica namesake ; Monument to Galceran Marquet (1851) by Damien Campeny and Joseph Anicet Santigosa in the Plaza del Duque de Medina -first work performed on iron-Town; Source of the Catalan Genius (1856), Faust and Joseph Baratta Anicet Santigosa at Pla de Palau; and the Fountain of the Three Graces (1876), in the Plaça Reial, designed by the architect Antoni Rovira i Trias. It should be mentioned lastly Sources Wallace, made in 1872 by Charles-Auguste Lebourg commissioned by the English philanthropist Sir Richard Wallace, and scattered many European cities act of brotherhood; Barcelona remain in a dozen initial two: the Rambla Santa Monica and the Gran Via with Passeig de Gràcia. All of them have four figures of caryatids supporting a hemispherical dome, including a jet of water falls.[22]