Banknote Ecuador 20 Sugars - Christopher Columbus - Christopher Columbus' arrival in America - 1920 - Series D

This banknote is issued by Ecuador and has a face value of 20 sucres. It dates from the year 1920.

The banknote commemorates Christopher Columbus and his arrival in America. This theme is central to its iconography.

On the obverse, there is a scene depicting Christopher Columbus' arrival on the American continent. Columbus is depicted disembarking, greeted by natives. The coastal landscape is visible in the background, with the expedition ships anchored offshore. The composition seeks to illustrate the moment of the meeting between Europeans and indigenous populations. Decorative elements frame the scene, with geometric patterns and plant ornaments.

The reverse of the banknote uses decorative elements similar to those on the obverse. There are also geometric patterns and plant ornaments that frame the text and legal information. The name of the issuing country, "Ecuador", is clearly indicated, as well as the face value of the banknote, "20 Sucres". Official signatures and legal mentions complete the information on the reverse. The entire design is designed to ensure the security of the banknote and prevent counterfeiting.

This banknote belongs to Series D.