National Congress Collection
The National Congress, a symbol of democracy and architectural marvel, stands tall in various countries across South America
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The National Congress, a symbol of democracy and architectural marvel, stands tall in various countries across South America. In Brazil's capital city of Brasilia, the iconic Congresso Nacional designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases the country's modernist architecture. As twilight descends upon Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Argentine National Congress dome in Monserrat captivates with its grandeur and is complemented by Auguste Rodin's sculpture "The Thinker" standing proudly in front. A traditional Buenos Aires street lamp adds an old-world charm to this magnificent setting. Another masterpiece of Neo-Classical style, the Argentine National Congress was meticulously crafted by architect Vittorio Meano. Its domes shine brightly at sunset alongside La Inmobiliaria building, creating a breathtaking panorama. In Brasilia's Federal District, as dusk settles over the cityscape, the National Congress becomes an enchanting sight against the backdrop of Itamaraty Palace. The Plurinational Legislative Assembly on Plaza Murillo in La Paz, Bolivia also holds historical significance as it represents Bolivia's democratic governance. Looking back into history, we find depictions such as Chartist Row and paintings like "Signing of the Act of Independence on 5th July 1811, " reminding us of pivotal moments that shaped nations. Brasilia itself serves as a testament to visionary planning and design principles that have made it an architectural gem admired worldwide. The National Congress stands proudly amidst this urban landscape—a beacon representing political power and democratic ideals for all who visit or call these nations home.