Maceo Collection

Maceo Parker, 2000. Creator: Brian Foskett
Maceo Parker, American funk and soul jazz saxophonist, 2000. Best known for his work with James Brown in the 1960s

Monument to Antonio Maceo, (1899), 1920s
Monument to Maceo in Cacahuai. In 1899 a monument was raised to General Antonio Maceo and his aide Francisco Gomez Toro.Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Death of General Antonio Maceo, (1896), 1920s
Death of General Antonio Maceo. On the 7th of December 1896, Maceo died in combat in the plantation of San Pedro en Punta Brava

Postal Boat and the Trocha, (1890s), 1920s
Postal boat and the trocha of Maceo. In a small boat that was carrying the post, Maceo went past the battleship Mariel to Majana, disembarking by the pier Gerardo in the province of Havana

Birthplace of Antonio Maceo (1845-1896), 1920s
The house in which Maceo was born. Antonio Maceo was born in Santiago de Cuba in 1848 in the house that you see in the photo.Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

View of Surgidero, (1896), 1920s
View of Surgidero. It was taken and burned by Antonio Maceo on 13 March 1896. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal, Propaganda de los Cigarros Susini y La Corona

View of Palma, (1896), 1920s
View of Palma. This postcard shows the place where Maceo attacked the village of La Palma, on 29 March 1896, a hundred and forty soldiers were taken prisoner

Accion of PasoReal, (1896), 1920s
Action of Royal Step ( Accion de Paso Real) On the 1st of February, 1896 the royal step action of San Diego took place between the forces of General Antonio Maceo

Sierra de los Organos, (1896), 1920s
Sierra de los Organos. In this sierra located in Pinar del Rio, General Antonio Maceo installed his military camp in February 1896

Battle of Coliseo, (1895), 1920s
Action of Coliseo. It took place on 23 December de 1895 between the troops led by Martinez Campos and the Cuban led by Gomez and Maceo. This battle was a great triumph for the Cubans

Antonio Maceo, (1892), c1920s
Maceo in Costa Rica.In 1892, General Antonio Maceo was in Costa Rica and is shown in this portrait with Flor Crombet, Augustine Cebreco, Morua Delgado and others

Statue of Jose Maceo in Cuba, c1910
Statue of Jose Maceo in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, c1910. Lt General Jose Antonio de la Caridad Maceo y Grajales (1845-1896) was second-in-command of the Cuban Army of Independence

Maceo via Trocha, (1895), 1920s
Maceo via Trocha. In November 29, 1895, Maceo crossed The Trocha of Jucaro, with his forces heading for Moron. Cigar card from the History of Cuba, Geografico Universal

Map of the war of independence and invasion, (1895), 1920s
Map of the war of Independence and the invasion. (From Baragua up to Mantua). The invading column supervised by Gneral Antonio Maceo left the Savanna of Aragua on October 22

Battle of Peralejo, (1895), 1920s. Artist: Antonio Maceo
Battle of Peralejo. The forces of Antonio Maceo and the Chief of the Spanish army Martinez Campos fought on the 13th July 1895, the Spanish Brigadier, Santocildes, perished in the battle

Town of Christ, (1895), 1920s
Town of Christ. General Antonio Maceo attacked the village of Christ on May 7th 1895. he took over the village and set fire to it

Column at Loma del Gato, (1896), 1920s
Column at Loma del Gato. A fierce battle took place here on 5th July 1896, General Jose Maceo was killed. A column was erected to commemorate this tragic event.Cigar card from the History of Cuba

Duaba beach, (1890s), 1920s
Duaba beach, near Baracoa. General Antonio Maceo landed several men, who were persecuted in such a way that Maceo ended up alone in the mountain

Lt. General Jose Antonio Maceo Grajales (1845-1896), Cuban Army of Independence, c1910
Lt. General Jose Antonio Maceo Grajales (1845-1896), second-in-command of the Cuban Army of Independence, c1910. Known to fellow Cubans as the Bronze Titan (Spanish: El Titan de Bronce)

Lt. General Jose Maceo (1845-1896), second-in-command of the Cuban Army of Independence, c1910
Lt. General Jose Antonio Maceo Grajales (1845-1896), second-in-command of the Cuban Army of Independence, c1910. Known to fellow Cubans as the Bronze Titan (Spanish: El Titan de Bronce)

JOSE MACEO (1846-1896). Cuban patriot. Painting by F. M. Nadal
JOSE MACEO (1846-1896). Cuban patriot. Painting by F.M. Nadal

Antonio Maceo equestrian statue, Revolution Square, Santiago, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Eternal Flame Martyrs Memorial and Antonio Maceo equestrian statue, Revolution Square, Santiago, Cuba, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

JOSE MACEO (1846-1896). Cuban patriot. Line engraving after a painting by F. M. Nadal, American, 1896
JOSE MACEO (1846-1896). Cuban patriot. Line engraving after a painting by F.M. Nadal, American, 1896

ANTONIO MACEO (1848-1896). General Antonio Maceo y Grajales. Cuban patriot. Line engraving, 1896

Jose Antonio Maceo - 1
JOSE ANTONIO MACEO Cuban revolutionary freedom fighter. Date: 1845 - 1896

Jose Antonio Maceo - 2
JOSE ANTONIO MACEO Cuban revolutionary freedom fighter. Date: 1845 - 1896

Monument to Antonio Maceo, Santiago de Cuba, Santiago de Cuba Province, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

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"Maceo: A Legacy of Courage and Resilience" Maceo Parker, a renowned musician and saxophonist, captivated audiences with his soulful melodies in the year 2000. Created by Brian Foskett, Maceo's music transcended boundaries and touched the hearts of millions. In the early 1920s, a monument was erected to honor Antonio Maceo, a Cuban general who played a pivotal role in shaping history. This powerful tribute stood as a testament to Maceo's indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication to his country. Tragically, the world mourned the death of General Antonio Maceo in 1896. The 1920s captured this somber moment through poignant imagery that depicted the loss felt by an entire nation. The Postal Boat and the Trocha became symbols of resilience during Cuba's tumultuous times in the late 1890s. In the 1920s, these images served as reminders of both struggle and triumph - testaments to Cuba's enduring spirit. Antonio Maceo's birthplace from 1845-1896 held historical significance that resonated throughout generations. In the vibrant atmosphere of the 1920s, this place became an emblematic landmark representing perseverance against all odds. Surgidero offered breathtaking views that encapsulated both beauty and turmoil during its capture in 1896. The mesmerizing landscapes showcased in photographs from this era transported viewers back to an intense chapter in Cuban history. Palma also revealed its captivating allure through snapshots taken amidst turbulent times in 1896. These images allowed spectators to witness Palma's enchanting charm while acknowledging its connection to significant events unfolding around it. The Accion of Paso Real marked a turning point for Antonio Maceo during his military campaign against Spanish rule. Immortalized through photography from c1920s, it symbolized the courage and strategic brilliance that defined Maceo's legacy.