Militares Collection

Bartolome Mitre Martinez (1821-1906), Argentinian military and politician, he was president of Argentina, engraving in the Ilustracion espanola y americana, 1872

Mariano Alvarez De Castro
Alvarez De Castro, Mariano Militar Espaol. Granada 1749 - 1840 Oleo De Vicente Lopez, Detalle Museo Bellas Artes De LA Habana

Leopoldo O Donnell (1809-1867) Spanish politician and military

Robert Georges Nivelle (1856-1924), French military, General of the First World War, engraving in the Illustration 1917

Pablo Morillo y Morillo (1778-1837), Spanish military and sailor man

Emilio Mola Vidal (1887-1937), Spanish military

Severiano Martinez Anido (1862-1938), Spanish military

Roger de Lluria (1250-1305), Catalan Admiral from Italian origin, monument in the city of Tarragona

The liberation army after the victory of Boyaca in 1819, with Simon Bolivar and Francisco de Paula Santander

Aid of Tunisia and Ceuta, 1578, fresco in the Palace of Santa Cruz

Taking of Mataro by the troops of the Duke of Angouleme, French military (1775-1844), Defiance of The hundred thousand children of Saint Louis sent by the Holy Alliance in 1823

Allegory with Simon Bolivar, the liberator of Peru (1783-1830)

Coup d etat 1874, exit of diplomatic corps from Congress, engraving from Ilustracion espanola y americana

Coup d etat, entry of the troops of General Pavia in Congress, Manuel Pavia (1827-1895), engraving from Ilustracion espanola y americana

Triumphal Entry into La Havana by General Arsenio Martinez Campos (1831-1900), Spanish military, engraving from Ilustracion espanola y americana

Francesc Macia (1859-1933), Catalan politician and president of the Generalitat of Catalonia, detail of a poster of the Second Republic

Nicholas II (1868-1918), Russian Czar, in the uniform of Lancers, 1901. Engraving in La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana

Manuel Pavia (1827-1895), Spanish military, engraving in the Ilustracion Espanola y Americana

Robert Neville (1856-1924), French general, engraving in La Ilustracion 1917

Ramon Maria Narvaez (1800-1868), Spanish politician and military

Jose Moscardo (1878-1956), Spanish military, lithography

The two leaders Battle of Cerinola, Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba, The Great Captain before the corpse of Count de Nemours

Journee nationale des tuberculeux. Anciens militares. Sauvon

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"Militares: Guardians of History and Heroes of Nations" Bartolome Mitre Martinez (1821-1906), an influential Argentinian military and politician, he dedicated his life to shaping the destiny of his country. His leadership skills and strategic acumen paved the way for a united Argentina. Mariano Alvarez De Castro, a name that resonates with bravery and valor. This remarkable individual left an indelible mark on Spanish history through his unwavering dedication to both military service and politics. Leopoldo O Donnell (1809-1867), a Spanish politician and military genius whose contributions during tumultuous times helped shape Spain's future. His vision for progress propelled the nation forward. Robert Georges Nivelle (1856-1924), a French military General who commanded troops during the First World War. His tactical brilliance played a pivotal role in shaping the outcome of this global conflict. Pablo Morillo y Morillo (1778-1837), a distinguished Spanish military officer known for his naval expertise. He navigated treacherous waters, leaving behind tales of courage that inspire generations to come. Emilio Mola Vidal (1887-1937), an esteemed Spanish military figure whose legacy is etched in history books. Known for his strategic prowess, he played a significant role during crucial moments in Spain's turbulent past. Severiano Martinez Anido (1862-1938), another notable Spanish military leader who left an indelible mark on history through his unwavering commitment to duty. His contributions shaped Spain's path towards stability. Roger de Lluria (1250-1305), hailed as one of Catalonia's greatest admirals from Italian origin, stands tall as a monument in Tarragona city—a testament to his maritime achievements that continue to awe us today. The liberation army after their resounding victory at Boyaca in 1819, led by the legendary Simon Bolivar.