250 Pesetas Guineanas Maja Desnuda

正面描述	The national coat of arms of Equatorial Guinea is displayed centrally in the field, featuring a shield with a silk-cotton tree above an open sea, flanked by two crossed elephant tusks forming a prominent decorative motif. Six stars arc above the shield, and a banner below reads 'UNIDAD PAZ JUSTICIA'. The country name legend 'REP. DE GUINEA ECUATORIAL' curves around the upper periphery, while the denomination '250 PESETAS GUINEANAS' appears along the lower rim. The date '1970' and fineness notation 'LEY 900' are inscribed in the mid-field on either side of the shield, with a rectangular fineness countermark stamp visible at the lower left.
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背面描述	A relief engraving reproduces Francisco de Goya's celebrated painting 'La Maja Desnuda' (c. 1797–1800), depicting a reclining nude female figure viewed frontally, reposing on draped cushions and a chaise longue rendered in sculptural low relief across the central field. The composition faithfully captures the languid pose and soft classical modelling characteristic of Goya's original work. The legend 'MAJA DESNUDA' is inscribed in the upper field in a curved arc, while 'GOYA' appears along the lower rim flanked by two small five-pointed stars.
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