escudo nacional argentino Logo

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escudo nacional argentino logo

About escudo nacional argentino

Monochrome heraldic oval (escutcheon) centered inside a laurel wreath. At the top of the oval a stylised sun with a human face emits straight rays; inside the oval horizontal faint lines suggest a two-band field.
A vertical pike rises from the center topped by a Phrygian cap; below the pike two hands are depicted clasping each other. A tied ribbon is visible at the base of the laurel wreath. The artwork is rendered in black, white and grayscale linework with solid silhouettes and fine interior hatch lines.

What's in it: sun with face Phrygian cap pike (pole) two clasped hands laurel leaves tied ribbon

Shapes: oval (escutcheon) radiating sun laurel wreath vertical pike ribbon handshake silhouette

Style: heraldic monochrome line art symmetrical classic

Visually evokes unity (two clasped hands), liberty (Phrygian cap atop a pike), glory or victory (laurel wreath) and a rising nation or new beginning (radiant sun).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Light gray

#C8C8C8 · accent

escudo nacional argentino Logo History

This is the Argentine national coat of arms (Escudo Nacional Argentino), established and adopted by the General Constituent Assembly in 1813; the composition (Sun of May, hands, Phrygian cap on a pike and laurel wreath) has been the national emblem since the early independence period.

Frequently asked

What is this emblem?

This is the Argentine national coat of arms (Escudo Nacional Argentino).

What do the main symbols represent?

Visually the clasped hands suggest unity, the Phrygian cap on a pike represents liberty, the laurel wreath stands for glory/victory and the radiant sun signifies a new nation or the May Revolution.