Casta-Alvarez, Juan Gálvez, between 1812 and 1813

Casta alvarez / juan galbez and fernando brambila publication: [cádiz: academy of fine arts, 1812-1813] 1 print: etching and aquatint; footprint of the iron 340 x 233mm physical car. : intaglio engravings-spain-19th century collection: ruins of zaragoza notes: inscription: "casta alvarez. Zaragozana, one of the women that stood out the most in the defense. Armed with a bayonet which he carried on a stick like a spear, encouraged the patriots and guided them to the enemies when they approached. Where he made his bizarreness more known was in the battery of the sancho gate. She was awarded a pension and a shield of honor". Publication data taken from the general catalog of the national chalcography, 2004 - according to contento márquez the prints were published in installments of three prints between august 1812 and august 1813. Hispanic iconography 319 - barcia portraits preserved in the b. N. 61 - paez. Repertory 330-3 - páez. Repertoire 820-2 - prado museum: catalog of prints, 1992 1194 - derozier, claudette. The spanish war of independence 1976 t. I, p. 342 - contento márquez, rafael. Juan galvez, chamber painter of ferdinand vii and director of the royal san fernando academy of madrid. Madrid, 1993 pp. 216-219 and 775-813 standing, brandishing the bayonet. Date: between 1812 and 1813.