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This study analyzes aspects of the iconographic repertoire that contributed to reaffirm and strengthen the royal power of one of the most emblematic kings of Aragon of the late eleventh century: Sancho Ramirez. The effigies stamped on his first coins, which should be considered among his most effective propaganda vehicles, will be studied, as will an element that reached a symbolic significance only understandable in relation to the royal institution that, in turn, promoted it: the cross, now developed as the clearest element of monarchical proclamation. In addition to considering the political motivations that lie beneath these representations, the relevance of the county of Urgell will be discussed and, in connection with it, Dona Sancha, a figure worthy of deeper investigation.

Imagen y propaganda en las primeras amonedaciones del rey de Aragón