Lisbon Street Art. A tribute to the Carnation Revolution and a free country!

Description: High Quality Wood Framed Digital Canvas Prints (10x8, 14x11). This image of a female soldier with a carnation in the barrel of her rifle symbolizes the death of the Salazar totalitarian regime and the beginning of a new Portugal. April 25, 1974 was the Carnation Revolution with almost no shots fired. Celeste Caeiro, a restuarant worker, offered carnations to the soldiers as the streets were flooded by fellow citizens celebrating the end of decades of tyranny. This striking image is a powerful reminder that people around the world just want to be free and that totalitarianism will always fail! Lisbon is a wonderful place to visit and when you do, please take the time to appreciate their unique approach to creative expression!

Price: 65 USD

Location: Longmont, Colorado

End Time: 2025-01-16T19:54:59.000Z

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Lisbon Street Art. A tribute to the Carnation Revolution and a free country!

Item Specifics

All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

Artist: Nouns by Mike

Signed: No

Material: Canvas, Wood

Additional Parts Required: No

Orientation: Horizontal

Subject: Countries

Brand: Nouns by Mike

Personalize: No

Type: Print

Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999)

Theme: Art, Peace, Photography, Teamwork & Cooperation, Travel

Style: Artful

Original/Reproduction: Original

Features: Decorative, Framed, Stretched

Country/Region of Manufacture: Portugal

Room: Any Room, Basement, Bathroom, Bedroom, Cloakroom, Den, Dining Room, Entryway, Foyer, Garage, Guestroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Lounge, Office, Patio, Porch, Study, Sunroom, Terrace, Trailer, Utility/Laundry Room, Workshop