Hasta Collection

Pontifical insignia and sacrificial instruments, from the freeze of the temple of Jupiter Tonans at Rome (engraving)
5200958 Pontifical insignia and sacrificial instruments, from the freeze of the temple of Jupiter Tonans at Rome (engraving) by English School

A Cabiri with shield and spear and a Cabiridae
One of the Cabiri, son of Vulcan and the nymph Cabira, with shield (scudo) and spear (hasta). The woman may be a Cabiridae, or Cybele or Hecate, but not a Bacchante

Hasta su abuelo! Jusqu a son aieul!, Les genealogistes et les rois d armes ont tourne la tete a ce pauvre Annibal il n
3629478 Hasta su abuelo! Jusqu a son aieul!, Les genealogistes et les rois d armes ont tourne la tete a ce pauvre Annibal il n est pas le seul (engraving) by French School

FALL / CHIHUAHUA LE VISTA
ROZAVEL HASTA LA VISTA Owner: Gray. Date: 1962

Cada cual tiene su suerte, la tuya es de borracho hasta la muerte (Everyone has his luck, yours is to be drunkard till death). Caricature of Joseph Bonaparte during his kingdom in Spain as Joseph I

Fall / Chihuahua Le Vista
Rozavel Hasta LA Vista Owner: Gray

PEREZ DE HITA, Gin鳠(1544-1619). Spanish Golden
PEREZ DE HITA, Gin鳠 (1544-1619). Spanish Golden Age writer. Cover of the book Historia de los bandos de los zegr� y abencerrajes, caballeros moros de Granada

GARCIA RAMOS, Jos頨1852-1912). Hasta verte Cristo
GARCIA RAMOS, Jos頨 1852-1912). Hasta verte Cristo m� � tercio s.XIX. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Sevilla. Fine Arts Museum

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Amidst the ancient relics of Rome's Temple of Jupiter Tonans, the humble Hasta takes center stage. Once a pontifical insignia and sacrificial instrument, this simple staff now stands as a symbol of heritage and lineage. From the engravings of Cabiri with shield and spear, to the Cabiridae and the intriguing phrase "Hasta su abuelo. Jusqu a son aieul.," genealogists and heralds have pondered over the enigmatic Annibal, not the company, but the man. As we journey through time, we encounter Fall/Chihuahua Le Vista's depiction of "Cada cual tiene su suerte, la tuya es de borracho," where each person has their own fortune, yours is of a drunkard. The Spanish Golden Age painters Perez de Hita and Jos Garcia Ramos bring Hasta to life in their masterpieces. Yet, the journey doesn't end there. Hasta's legacy continues to unfold as we contemplate the profound words of "Hasta verte Cristo," spoken by the enigmatic figure in the midst of the chaos. The staff of Hasta, a simple yet profound symbol, continues to intrigue and inspire us, connecting us to the past and the present.