1000 Pesetas

Issuer	Banco de España
Year	1949
Type	Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description	Central intaglio vignette with a bust portrait of Ramón de Santillán (1791–1863), first Governor of the Bank of Spain, after a painting by José Gutiérrez de la Vega from the Bank of Spain collection in Madrid. The Coat of Arms of Spain appears alongside the portrait, set within a fine guilloche border frame with denomination numerals at the corners.
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Reverse description	Large intaglio vignette reproducing Goya's tapestry cartoon 'The Drinker' (El bebedor), held at the Museo del Prado, Madrid, rendered in olive-green tones and set within an elaborate floral and foliate guilloche border; denomination numerals '1000' appear in rosette cartouches at each corner, with a circular watermark window at the right center.
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Protection description	Portrait watermark of Francisco de Goya's head.
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