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English: UNSPECIFIED - CIRCA 2003: Portrait of Jose' Felix Aldao (1785-1845), Argentinian soldier. Oil on canvas by Fernando Garcia del Molino. Buenos Aires, Museo Histórico Nacional Del Cabildo De La Ciudad De Buenos Aires Y De La Revolucion De Mayo (National History Museum Of The Town Hall And The 1810 May Revolution) (Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images)
Date 19th century
Source Museo Histórico Nacional
Author Fernando García del Molino (1813-1899)
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