Gobierno de Guatemala Logo

About Gobierno de Guatemala Logo

The logo in question consists of a circular seal with a white background. At the top, an arc of bold blue text reads "GOBIERNO DE LA REPÚBLICA". In a corresponding arc at the bottom, the inscription continues with "DE GUATEMALA" in the same blue font. These arcs border the central emblem.

The central emblem features a laurel wreath with two crossed rifles behind it, signifying defense and strength. The rifles each have a blue ribbon tied near the barrel end. On the top and bottom of the emblem, there are additional inscriptions: "LIBERTAD" is written above and "15 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1821" is written below on a parchment scroll, indicating the country's date of independence. The parchment is colored in a beige tone.

Overlaying the rifles and nestled within the laurel wreath is an image of a green and red bird, which resembles a quetzal, perched on the scroll and facing right. The quetzal is Guatemala's national bird and symbolizes liberty.

Overall, the logo conveys a strong sense of national identity and governmental authority through its use of patriotic symbols and colors associated with Guatemala.

The Gobierno de Guatemala logo is a government logo made up of around 5 different colors.

The Gobierno de Guatemala logo contains a number of different shapes, including 47 squares, 1 pentagon, 25 stars and 77 circles.

The Gobierno de Guatemala logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include teal, olive, silver and red. Beyond those 4 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include peacock blue, warm brown, algae, very light brown and cherry red.

The Gobierno de Guatemala logo is a Gobierno De Guatemala, Government, Guatemala, Gobierno and De logo.