"Galvez in America" by Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau depicts Bernardo de Gálvez, a Spanish military leader and colonial governor, leading his troops during the Siege of Pensacola in 1781, a decisive battle in the American Revolutionary War. Gálvez played a crucial role in supporting the American colonies by fighting against British forces in the Gulf Coast region. In this scene, Gálvez stands prominently in the center, leading his troops with determination as they engage in fierce combat. Spanish soldiers, dressed in white and red uniforms, fire their weapons, raise their flags, and prepare for battle amidst the chaotic environment of the battlefield. Smoke fills the air, suggesting the intensity of the ongoing fight, while fallen soldiers lie in the foreground, showing the cost of war. Ferrer-Dalmau's attention to historical detail, including the soldiers' uniforms and weaponry, immerses viewers in this critical moment, emphasizing Gálvez's bravery and the alliance between Spain and the American colonies.
- Museum quality digital print
- Arrives ready to hang
- Handmade in the USA
- All size dimensions are approximate
