Partido Collection

Segismundo Moret y Prendergast (1838-1913). Politician
Segismundo Moret y Prendergast (1838-1913). Spanish politician. Spain, Madrid. Banquet of the Partido Democratico-Monarquico in the Theater of La Alhambra, November 14, 1881

Spanish Civil War. Camperols: Perque no manqui pa als nostres soldats, sembreu! (Country people: grow wheat to make bread for our soldiers! ). Propaganda poster from the Republican side

Spanish Civil War. Disciplina. Mando unico (Discipline. Under a single command). Partido Sindicalista (Syndicalist Party). Propaganda poster from the Republican side. Poster by Monleon. 1936. SPAIN

LARGO CABALLERO, Francisco (1869-1946). Spanish socialist politician. Propaganda poster of the Valencian Socialist Federation. SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Historico Nacional

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Advertising poster of the Soviet film El carnet del Partido (The Party's Card). Poster by Pedraza Blanco

Miguel Boyer (1939 -), socialist politician, portrait 1983

Jose Borrell (Lleida, 1947 -), politician of PSOE, portrait, 1995

Santiago Carrillo (1915 -), Spanish politician of PCE

ALSINA, Valent�(1802 - 1869). Argentine lawyer
ALSINA, Valent� (1802 - 1869). Argentine lawyer and politician of the Partido Unitario (Unitarian Party). Oil

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"Partido: A Legacy of Political Leadership and Ideals" Segismundo Moret y Prendergast (1838-1913), a prominent politician, left an indelible mark on the Spanish political landscape. His dedication to public service during the tumultuous times of the Spanish Civil War was commendable. The poster "Camperols: Perque no manqui" exemplifies his commitment to ensuring that no one is left behind. During the Spanish Civil War, discipline and unified command were crucial for success. The slogan "Disciplina. Mando unico" encapsulates this sentiment, highlighting the importance of coordination and order in achieving victory. Largo Caballero, Francisco (1869-1946), another influential figure in Spanish politics, played a significant role during this turbulent period. His leadership skills and socialist ideals guided him through challenging times as he fought for justice and equality. Advertising posters from the era of the Spanish Civil War serve as powerful reminders of both propaganda tactics employed by different factions and their impact on society at large. These posters aimed to rally support for various causes while capturing attention with bold imagery and persuasive slogans. Miguel Boyer (1939 -) continued Spain's socialist tradition into modern times with his portrait in 1983. As a dedicated politician, he worked tirelessly to advance progressive policies that would benefit all citizens. Jose Borrell (Lleida, 1947 -) carried on this legacy as a member of PSOE with his portrait from 1995. Known for his strong advocacy for social justice issues, Borrell has been instrumental in shaping Spain's political landscape over several decades. Santiago Carrillo (1915 -), a prominent figure within PCE, contributed significantly to Spain's political scene throughout his career. As an influential politician known for his communist ideology, Carrillo played an essential role in shaping public opinion during critical moments in history. Valentín Alsina (1802.