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Antonio Maria Bucareli (1717-1779), Spanish soldier and statesman, c1910)
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Antonio Maria Bucareli (1717-1779), Spanish soldier and statesman, c1910)
Antonio Maria Bucareli (1717-1779), Spanish soldier and statesman, (c1910), Noted for his excellent administration as the prudent and humane colonial viceroy of New Spain (Mexico) from 1771 to 1779. Under his rule, Mexico enjoyed greater prosperity and security than most of Spanish America. He encouraged the settlement of California and assisted in the founding of the port of San Francisco. In the field of culture, he promoted the arts and sciences and helped to beautify Mexico City by encouraging the construction of the square that bears his name. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal, Propaganda de los Cigarros Susini y La Corona, Tabacalera Cubana
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This print showcases Antonio Maria Bucareli, a distinguished Spanish soldier and statesman from the early 20th century. Renowned for his exceptional administration skills, he served as the wise and compassionate colonial viceroy of New Spain (Mexico) between 1771 and 1779. Under his leadership, Mexico flourished with unprecedented prosperity and security compared to other regions in Spanish America. Bucareli's influence extended beyond governance; he played a pivotal role in encouraging the settlement of California and actively supported the establishment of San Francisco as a port city. Moreover, he championed cultural development by promoting arts, sciences, and architectural enhancements within Mexico City. His dedication led to the construction of an iconic square that proudly bears his name today. This monochrome portrait captures Bucareli's dignified presence as he gazes into the distance. The image exudes strength and determination befitting a man who navigated through turbulent times marked by war, rebellion, and political unrest. As a politician during both the 18th century Enlightenment era and tumultuous 20th-century revolutions across Latin America, Bucareli left an indelible mark on history. Preserved on this postcard-like cigar card from "The History of Cuba" this print serves as a testament to Bucareli's enduring legacy. It is not only an artistic representation but also an emblematic reminder of his significant contributions to Spain, Cuba, Mexico, politics, military affairs, diplomacy—ultimately shaping nations during critical junctures in history.
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