Corona De Laurel
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Description
Heir to classical triumph, the laurel foliage established itself in Ibero-American plastic arts between the XVII and XIX centuries as a sign of virtue. From Baroque sumptuousness to Republican severity, its vegetal silhouette consecrates the glory of the human. The observer traverses a symbolic geography where victory becomes permanence.
Imágenes
![[Retrato de Pedro Pablo Abarca de Bolea] — Ballester](/static/gallery/grabados-america-bne/thumb/grabados-america_bne_0000238196_ballester_retrato_de_pedro_pablo_abarca_de_bolea_ed0855593a45c3bc.jpg)
![[Retrato de Sebastián de Benalcázar] — Anónimo](/static/gallery/grabados-america-bne/thumb/grabados-america_bne_0000036229_anon_retrato_de_sebastia-n_de_benalca-zar_844b3777ea9b14f7.jpg)
![[Retrato de Manuel Ventura Figueroa] — Selma](/static/gallery/grabados-america-bne/thumb/bne_0000029813_selma_retrato_de_manuel_ventura_figueroa_f3344594c11e3136.jpg)
