Welcome the entire steemit community to another of my post!

This time I decided to make a short presentation to show another of my drawings, as you can see, this time I have taken as a plane in which to work old notes, bolivars of which over time were devalued and losing their usefulness, technically they have already gone down in history and I have decided to take advantage of them by raising my illustrations on them.

In the tickets you can notice how the Venezuelan historical characters in them, as they are..

Luisa Cáceres de Arismendi

He was heroine of the War of Independence of Venezuela. The definitive emancipation of Venezuela would not come until ten years after its proclamation on July 5, 1811; the years that followed this date can be easily cataloged as those of barbarism by the fierceness and cruelty with which the Spaniards tried at all costs to retain the colony.

Such a character is who is reflected in the 20 bolivars bill.

And

Simón Rodriguéz

He was one of the most important American intellectuals of his time, noted for his deep knowledge of Spanish-American society, which will later transmit Simon Bolivar to perform as his teacher and mentor. As far as his family life is little what is known. In May of 1791 the Cabildo of Caracas admits him to exercise the position of teacher in the school of first letters for children, place that will arrive the following year Bolivar to begin his education.

Such a character is who is reflected in the 50 bolivars bill.

Let's say that they were undergoing a modification and in these you can notice their bone cavities of the head as is the skull or its cavalérico interior which is something spooky.

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