El Tte. Coronel Campos salva la bandera de su batallón.jpg

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Summary

Description

Español: El Teniente Coronel Gaspar Campos, jefe del Batallón "Cazadores de la Rioja", sorprendido en Acayuazú, salva la bandera de su batallón, arrojándola al Río Paraguay, de cuyas aguas fué recogida por un acorazado brasilero.

Date

between 1893 and 1896

Source

SOTO, José C. (director), Album de La Guerra del Paraguay, [Buenos Aires] : [s.n.], 1893-1896, Vol. I (http://www.centroconocimiento.com.ar/libros/ITURRIETA-AlbumGuerraParaguayTomoII.pdf)

Author

Francisco Fortuny (1865–1942)
Description	Spanish-Argentine painter and caricaturist
Date of birth/death	1 January 1865	23 July 1942
Location of birth/death	Barcelona	Buenos Aires
Authority control	: Q13399152 VIAF: 169042685 ISNI: 0000000118081281 Open Library: OL191246A LCCN: n87855833 GND: 1075379458 WorldCat

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