The Spanish Empire and the United States in Cuba, fan circa 1860-65
The Spanish Empire and the United States in Cuba, fan circa 1860-65
Wooden fan, the printed paper leaf used in Spanish propaganda in America.
In the center, Queen Isabella II of Spain, her husband Francisco de Asís de Borbón y Borbón and their son Alfonso (future King Alfonso XII) are cheered by the people on one side and supported by their political and military advisors on the other.
Both sides illustrate Spanish politics and Spanish-American relations, perhaps concerning the island of Cuba.
Good overall condition (small tears, small accidents to the wood of the guards)
Height: 27 cm
In the center, Queen Isabella II of Spain, her husband Francisco de Asís de Borbón y Borbón and their son Alfonso (future King Alfonso XII) are cheered by the people on one side and supported by their political and military advisors on the other.
Both sides illustrate Spanish politics and Spanish-American relations, perhaps concerning the island of Cuba.
Good overall condition (small tears, small accidents to the wood of the guards)
Height: 27 cm
