Etiqueta: Benjamin Villegas

Part of the collection of rare and baroque books (17th and 18th century) of the Universidad Javeriana includes a peculiar group: the colonial emblem books of the Jesuit order. These books are from the holdings of the Library of Philosophy and Theology Mario Valenzuela and the general Library of the University. The present illustrated catalogue […]

As the official seat of the government, Garzas Palace is a symbol of Panamas national identity. In addition to a rigorous historical essay, the photographs in this work tour the building and the splendid artwork displayed throughout, including portraits, frescoes, and a rare example of Mudejar architecture.

Traveling the country in search of the most significant aspects of Colombias colonial ranch houses, this book brings to life the convergence of decisive elements of the countrys past and tradition. These ranch houses were the scene of struggles, epiphanies, and downfalls in the countrys history—all evoked through the point of view of a historian […]

The complexity of a country in which violence and internal armed-conflict coexist with enormous cultural, natural, and human riches is captured in this illuminating essay by Colombian poet William Ospina. The accompanying photographs—all previously unpublished—are taken by some of Colombias best photographers, and each in its own way sheds light on the possibility of a […]

Containing a selection of beautiful pictures from various photographers, this stunning compilation presents all aspects of Colombia, including its diverse and colorful landscapes, the daily lives of its people, and the countrys beloved festivals. In addition to the masterful photographs, sections discussing the country’s history, traditions, and basic characteristics are also included. Conteniendo una selección […]