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1909

Centinela a caballo.

Ulpiano ChecaWikidata

painting by Ulpiano Checa

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Date
1909Wikidata
Medium
Oil paint on canvasWikidata
Collection
Materials
oil paint, canvasWikidata

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  • Wikimedia CommonsCentinela a caballo - Ulpiano Checa.JPG
  • WikidataQ138572965
  • Fame rank#375312 (0 Wikipedia articles)
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