Simon Bolivar Collection
Simon Bolivar, the hero of South American independence
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Simon Bolivar, the hero of South American independence, is immortalized in various monuments and artworks that depict his significant contributions to the liberation movement. One such monument stands tall in Guayaquil, Ecuador at La Rotonda, capturing a historic meeting between Bolivar and General San Martin in 1822. Paintings like "Bolivar and Santander at the Battle of Llanos" portray his bravery on canvas, while lithographs showcase his influential leadership. A magnificent sculpture atop Pico El Aguila in Venezuela depicts a condor holding a portrait of this Venezuelan general, symbolizing his triumphs during the Paso del Los Andes campaign. Throughout history, Simon Bolivar's name has been synonymous with courage and determination. His army fought valiantly against Spanish forces along Colombia's Magdalena River as depicted in vibrant chromolithographs. As a military and political leader from Venezuela, he played an instrumental role in shaping South America's destiny. Portraits capture both his charisma and unwavering spirit for freedom. From colour lithographs to oil paintings like "Portrait of Simon Bolivar, " artists have sought to immortalize this iconic figure who dedicated himself to liberating nations from colonial rule. In Colombia during the 19th century, another painting titled "Simon Bolivar (1783-1830) and Francisco de Paula Santander (1792-1840)" showcases their partnership as they worked tirelessly towards achieving independence for their people. The legacy lives on through these artistic representations that pay tribute to his remarkable journey as a visionary leader who fought for liberty across South America.