Conceptually similarRAFAEL MACIAPresidential Palace, Buenos AiresSS2290534BF5368RAFAEL MACIAPlaza de Mayo, Buenos AiresSS2290535BF5369RAFAEL MACIAPlaza de Mayo, Buenos AiresSS2290536BF5370DAVID R. FRAZIERCasa Rosada, Buenos AiresSS2363143BN4491RAFAEL MACIATorre Monumental, Buenos AiresSS2290555BF5389RAFAEL MACIAMetropolitan Cathedral, Buenos AiresSS2290528BF5362DAVID R. FRAZIERProtest in ArgentinaSS2192707BD9835DAVID R. FRAZIERProtest in ArgentinaSS2192708BD9836DAVID R. FRAZIERMonument to the Two Congresses, ArgentinaSS2482321BU8532View AllView more with similar tones Presidential Palace, Buenos AiresLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2290533Legacy Identifier:BF5367Description:The presidential palace, Casa Rosada, in Buenos Aires where the Argentine president does his work. The pink color is said to have been the choice of two warring political parties, one red and the other white, who wanted to symbolize their truce in paint. Another more fanciful theory is that at one time the building was painted with cow's blood and that this dried pink in the sun. It is located on the Plaza de Mayo. Eva Peron addressed the crowds from the center balcony.Credit:Rafael Macia/Science SourceSize:4337px × 5460px (~67 MB)Get PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:architecture-argentina-argentine-buenos aires-building-casa rosada-city-façade-government-pink-presidential palace-seat of government-south america-tourist attraction-tourist destinationModel release:Not releasedParent folder:12551
