[Guatemala] Retrato del General Morazan en la Campana de Guatemala de 1840.
Lith. Of E.W. Bouve.
[n.d. c.1840].
Lithograph. Sheet 425 x 300mm. A few worm holes in image and margins, neatly repaired old tear into top of image and traces of old folds along four sides of sheet outside image. Light foxing throughout. Laid on scrap sheet.
General Francisco Morazan [1792 - 1842] Central American statesman. He was elected President of Central America for two terms in the 1830s, struggling to keep the uneasy federation united against the many rebellions against his government. He introduced constitutional reforms and separated Church and State and is still honoured by liberals in Central America. He is regarded as a national hero in Honduras, where he was born.
[Ref: 748] £240.00
[n.d. c.1840].
Lithograph. Sheet 425 x 300mm. A few worm holes in image and margins, neatly repaired old tear into top of image and traces of old folds along four sides of sheet outside image. Light foxing throughout. Laid on scrap sheet.
General Francisco Morazan [1792 - 1842] Central American statesman. He was elected President of Central America for two terms in the 1830s, struggling to keep the uneasy federation united against the many rebellions against his government. He introduced constitutional reforms and separated Church and State and is still honoured by liberals in Central America. He is regarded as a national hero in Honduras, where he was born.
[Ref: 748] £240.00