Gobierno Collection

Spanish Civil War. Leaflet explaining how to help the Propaganda Service. Secretaria de Propaganda del gobierno Republicano (Propaganda Department of the Republican Government). Barcelona. Drawing

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Campesino, defiende con las armas al gobierno que te dio la tierra (Farmer, defend with arms the government that gave the land to you). Poster. SPAIN. Barcelona

Palacio de Gobierno (Government Palace) - Lima, Peru circa 1909

Lima - Peru - Palacio del Gobierno (The Gobierno Palace) Date: circa 1920

Spain (1814-1833). El gobierno paternal de nuestro
" Spain (1814-1833). " El gobierno paternal de nuestro muy amado rey Fernando VII" (The paternal government of our beloved king Fernando VII). SPAIN. Madrid. National Library."

Francia (1672). Luis XIV preside una reunin de gobierno en calidad de Canciller. Oil on canvas

Buenos Aires / Govt House
Buenos Aires: Government House (la Casa de Gobierno)

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During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), a simple campesino (farmer) from Spain was encouraged to "defiende tu casa" (defend your home) against the rebellion. Fast forward to the 19th century, the paternal gobernio (government) of Spain ruled with an iron fist, while across the Atlantic, the Palacio de Gobierno (Government Palace) in Lima, Peru, served as the seat of power. Flashback to the 17th century in France, where the monarchy's extravagance was symbolized by the grand Château de Versailles. Fast forward again to modern-day South America, where the iconic La Casa Rosada (Pink House) in Buenos Aires, Argentina, continues to be the symbol of government power. Through history, the concept of gobernio (government) has evolved, but the need for protection and leadership remains constant.