Antonio Maceo Print 11 X 10

Antonio Maceo — the Bronze Titan, second-in-command of the Cuban Liberation Army, veteran of more than 500 battles against Spanish colonial rule. This 11 x 10 inch print depicts the general in military dress, the kind of portrait that has hung in Cuban classrooms, social clubs, and family living rooms for over a century.

Standard 11 x 10 format, suitable for framing. Sized to fit alongside a José Martí print, the two figures most often displayed together in Cuban-American homes as the founding pair of the independence struggle.

Common Uses: framed wall display in living rooms and home offices, classroom and community center decor, gift for graduations from Cuban-American families, decoration for civic and historical society gatherings, display during Cuban Independence Day observances.

Cultural Context: Maceo holds a particular place in the Cuban national imagination — his Protest of Baraguá in 1878, refusing to accept a treaty that didn't grant independence and abolition, is taught as a founding moment of Cuban moral character. For Afro-Cuban families especially, his portrait carries weight as recognition that the independence struggle was multiracial from the start.

Pairs With: José Martí prints, Cuban flag displays, Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre imagery, gifts for history-minded relatives, October 10th and May 20th observances.

Ships nationwide to Cuban-American households keeping the figures of la patria visible on the wall, generation after generation.