These Spanish commemorative stamps were issued in 1930 for the Ibero-American Exposition held in Seville, celebrating cultural and historical ties between Spain and Latin America.

• Left stamp (1 Céntimo Verde): Features the Spanish coat of arms flanked by lions, with the emblems of Bolivia and Paraguay below. The bold inscription “Pro Unión Iberoamericana” emphasizes unity across the Atlantic.

• Right stamp (15 Céntimos Negro): Shows the Dominican Republic pavilion built for the exposition, with palm trees and elegant colonial-style architecture. The design reflects Spain’s strong cultural and architectural links with Ibero-American nations.

These stamps are significant not only for their striking allegorical and architectural designs, but also for their role in marking a pivotal exhibition that strengthened Spain’s diplomatic and cultural relationships. Highly sought after by collectors of Spanish philately, international expositions, and Latin American-themed issues