Reconquest of Buenos Aires by Liniers, 1806 - Engraving after Galbez
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A line engraving of the reconquest of Buenos Aires by Liniers and Concha on 10 August 1806, with the troops charging and the city set out behind. It reproduces, as stated below the image, the first proof impression of an engraving by D. Juan Galbez.
A line engraving of the reconquest of Buenos Aires by Liniers and Concha on 10 August 1806, with the troops charging and the city set out behind. It reproduces, as stated below the image, the first proof impression of an engraving by D. Juan Galbez.
The reconquest ended the first British invasion of the Rio de la Plata: the force gathered by Santiago de Liniers and Juan Gutierrez de la Concha entered the city and forced Beresford's capitulation on 12 August 1806.
Medium: line engraving on paper (facsimile of the first proof impression)
Artist / after: after the engraving by D. Juan Galbez
Dimensions: 13.2 x 10.0 in (33.6 x 25.5 cm)
Condition: fair; paper toned with a central fold, small tears and wear at the edges, visible in the photograph
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A line engraving of the reconquest of Buenos Aires by Liniers and Concha on 10 August 1806, with the troops charging and the city set out behind. It reproduces, as stated below the image, the first proof impression of an engraving by D. Juan Galbez.