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The Carthaginians and Romans fought 20 centuries before the outbreak of the Civil War in Spain (1936-1939).

However, the Department of Tourism, Cartagena Port of Cultures and the Federation of Carthaginians and Romans want to teach evolution Cartagena signage that has followed over time.

The mayor of Tourism, Palazón Carolina, the Manager of Cartagena Port of Cultures, Agustina Martinez and representatives of historical celebrations inaugurated this morning at the Museum of the Civil War Shelters exposure Cartel yesterday and today.

The sample consists of the winning poster and the 27 finalists in the competition organized by the Federation troops and legions to choose the announcement that this year will represent the parties.

The exhibition is organized by type of signage.

In the main gallery exhibited the winner, the work of Raul Murciano Tejada, and other current techniques serve to explain the developments which followed the posters from the Civil War to the present.

On the other hand, in other rooms are inspired ads with childhood, in films or in abstract art.

Tejada explained that in his work, presented under the banner Spirit Warrior, has represented the figure of the Roman warrior and the horse to represent both sides.

The image is processed by computer and wants to emulate, in the abstract, the traditional technique of collage.

Gran Canaria, Madrid, Barcelona and Navarre

Councillor for Tourism, Palazón Carolina, said the importance of the contest organized by Carthaginians and Romans to promote the city and parties.

Also explained that they decided to sample in the shelters because the museum is another example of the propaganda posters: We want you to see the developments that have followed the posters and what techniques were used.

According to officials of the party, received 47 papers from various Spanish cities such as Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Valencia, Barcelona, ​​Tarragona, Alicante, Castellón, Zaragoza, Navarra, Madrid, Palencia, Albacete, Soria, Zamora, Valladolid, Almería, Cádiz and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena