Traditionalism Collection

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Carlist requetes (volunteers) under the comandment of general Solchaga

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). La ciudad sitiada (The besieged city), novel by Jesus Evaristo Casariego (1939)

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Nuetra bandera La de Espana! Alistaos en el Requete! (Our Flag, the Spanish One! Join the Requete!). Carlist poster

Spain. First Carlist War (1836). Map of Spain

Antonio Aparisi Guijarro (18151872). Spanish politician and journalist. Engraving by Capuz. Coloured

NARVAEZ, Ram󮠍ar�de (1800-1868). Spanish military
NARVAEZ, Ram󮠍 aric de (1800-1868). Spanish military man and politician, seven times President of the Council of Ministers during the reign of Isabella II. Engraving. SPAIN

Spain. Carlos VII
CARLOS VII, Carlos Maric de los Dolores de Borb󮠹 Austria-Este (1848-1909). Carlist pretender to the throne of Spain as Carlos VII. Spain. Carlism

Spain. Carlism. Bilbao in 1874
Spain. Third Carlist War. Carlists in Bilbao (1874). SPAIN. LA RIOJA. Sang� Carlist Circle

Antonio Aparisi Guijarro (18151872). Spanish politician and journalist. Engraving by Capuz
Antonio Aparisi Guijarro (1815-1872). Spanish politician and journalist. Engraving by Capuz. Colored

Spain (19th c. ). Carlist Wars. Queen Isabel II s
Spain (19th c.). Carlist Wars. Queen Isabel IIs Infantry. Engraving. Private Collection

Spain (19th c. ). Carlist Wars. Cavalry under
Spain (19th c.). Carlist Wars. Cavalry under Cabreras comandment. Litography. Private Collection

Spain (19th c. ). Carlist Wars. Carlist General
Spain (19th c.). Carlist Wars. Carlist General Staff. Litography. SPAIN. Donostia. Military Historical Museum

Spain. First Carlist War. Action of Cabrera in Segorbe. Engraving. SPAIN. Madrid. National Library

Spain (19th c. ). Carlist Wars. Carlist cavalry
Spain (19th c.). Carlist Wars. Carlist cavalry. Litography. SPAIN. Donostia. Military Historical Museum

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"Preserving the Past: Exploring Traditionalism through Spanish History" Step back in time to the tumultuous era of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), where ideologies clashed and traditional values were fiercely defended. The Carlist requetes, loyalist fighters who upheld conservative beliefs, stood firm against the winds of change that swept across Spain. In "La ciudad sitiada, " witness a city under siege, its people united by their unwavering commitment to tradition. Amidst chaos and destruction, they proudly fly "Nuestra bandera, " a symbol of their heritage and resilience. Delve further into history and discover influential figures like Antonio Aparisi Guijarro (1815-1872), a Spanish politician whose staunch traditionalist views shaped his actions. Through an engraving by Capuz, we glimpse his determination to uphold cherished values amidst shifting tides. Ramón María Narváez (1800-1868), another prominent figure in Spanish military history, played a crucial role in preserving tradition during turbulent times. His steadfastness resonated with Carlos VII and Carlism as they sought to maintain their stronghold on Bilbao in 1874. Traveling even further back, explore the roots during Spain's First Carlist War (1836) through an intricate map that reveals how this conflict unfolded across different regions. Witness Queen Isabel II's struggle against Carlist forces as she fought for her vision of Spain in the 19th century. Traditionalism is not merely a concept confined to historical events; it is deeply ingrained within societies and individuals alike. It represents an unwavering dedication to preserving cultural heritage while navigating changing times—a testament to our collective identity as Spaniards.