Title:
Plan de Iguala
Creator/Contributor:
Artist Unknown, Artist
Date:
1822?
Subject:
Art, Mexican
Relief (Art)
Revolutionaries
Sculpture
Iguala, Guerrero
Note:
Bas relief sculpture commemorates the Revolutionary Plan de Iguala, which would have instituted a monarchy in Mexico. Images
are of nationalist revolutionaries. Text reads, "Plan de Iguala Independencia Religion Union Marzo Tratados de Cordova El
23 de Agosto Consumacion De La Independencia el 27 de Septiembre de 1821 Imperio 18 de Mayo de 1822".
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Type:
35mm slide
Language:
Spanish
Identifier:
CEMA 66
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