Borges Collection

BORGES, Jorge Luis (1899-1986). Argentinian poet
" BORGES, Jorge Luis (1899-1986). Argentinian poet, narrator and essayist. " The Aleph". Losada publishing house (1952)."

A First Map of Tlön (from Jorge Luis Borges)
Santiago Bugdadi

The Mercado Ferreira Borges in the Praca do Infante Dom Henrique in Porto, Portugal
The Mercado Ferreira Borges or Old Market with the statue of Henry the Navigator in the Praca do Infante Dom Henrique in Porto, Portugal

The Borges Labyrinth in San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, Veneto, Italy

Ignacio Corleto & Lucas Borges
Ignacio Corleto and Lucas Borges France V Argentina France V Argentina Stade France, Paris, France 07 September 2007 Date: 07 September 2007

Ignacio Corleto & Borges Celebrate France V Argentina, Rugby World CupFrance 07 France V Argentina Stade France, Paris, France 07 September 2007 Date: 07 September 2007

Ignacio Corleto & Borges France V Argentina, Rugby World CupFrance 07 France V Argentina Stade France, Paris, France 07 September 2007 Date: 07 September 2007

Lucas Borges Argentina Rugby Union South Africa V Argentina, World Cup Semi-Final Stade France, Paris, France 14 October 2007 Date: 14 October 2007

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), legal tender notes issued by the City council of Borges Blanques (Lleida) and Hijar (Teruel), in 1936

Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) Artist: Anonymous
Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986). Found in the collection of Centro Cultural Borges, Buenos Aires

Avenida Borges de Medeiros, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Porto Alegre, Brazil - view of the Avenida Borges de Medeiros, with a lake in the distance. Photograph by a photographic studio, Casa do Amador, active until the 1950s. circa 1930s

DIEGO, Gerardo (1896-1987); BORGES, Jorge Luis (1899-1986). Spanish poet, from the Generation of 27.; Argentinian poet, narrator and

JUAN CARLOS I of Spain (1938); BORGES, Jorge Luis (1899-1986). King of Spain from 1975.; Argentinian poet, narrator and

BORGES, JORGE LUIS (1899-1986)
AZORIN, Jos MartЮ ez Ruiz, also called (1873-1967). Spanish writer, member of the Generation of 98. Title page of

JORGE LUIS BORGES (1899-1986). Argentine writer. Photographed in 1943 by Gisele Freund

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Borges, a name that resonates with literary brilliance and artistic mastery. Jorge Luis Borges, the renowned Argentinian poet, left an indelible mark on the world of literature with his profound words and imaginative storytelling. Born in 1899 and departing this world in 1986, Borges's legacy continues to captivate readers across generations. In a captivating photograph from 1976, we catch a glimpse of the enigmatic writer himself. With an intense gaze and wisdom etched into his features, Borges's presence is palpable even through the lens of time. But it is not just in photographs or books where Borges's influence can be felt. The Mercado Ferreira Borges stands proudly in Porto, Portugal's Praca do Infante Dom Henrique—a testament to his enduring impact on culture beyond borders. Venturing further into enchanting realms inspired by Borges's imagination, we find ourselves immersed within the intricate pathways of the Borges Labyrinth in San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice. This labyrinthine creation pays homage to his ability to weave complex narratives that challenge our perceptions of reality. Yet while Jorge Luis Borges may have been an icon in literature circles, there are other individuals who bear this illustrious surname. Ignacio Corleto & Lucas Borges celebrate their own unique talents alongside their shared connection to greatness. Their accomplishments serve as a reminder that creativity knows no boundaries when guided by inspiration. And let us not forget Lucas Borges—the embodiment of passion and dedication towards artistic expression. Through his work and unwavering commitment to honing his craft, he carries forward the torch lit by those who came before him. As we delve deeper into history itself, we uncover Spanish Civil War legal tender notes issued by the City Council Blanques—an intriguing intersection between politics and currency bearing traces of this distinguished name.