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“The 1st/95th at Barba del Puerco 19th March 1810″. A Limited Edition of 100 by Christa Hook. A3 45 x 32cm (18 x12in) – £25 including p&p.

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This section of the river Agueda flows in a deep gorge with very steep banks & track only allowing for movement by foot & carriage by packhorse or donkey. Elements of the 1st/95th Rifles were stationed in the village from mid February 1810. The French brigade at San Felices de los Gallegos made numerous attempts to drive them out ending in a major attempt on the evening of 19th March. 600 volunteers backed by a further 1500 infantrymen launched an attack with a view to take the piquet by surprise. However, a warning shot was fired & the whole contingent turned out to drive the French down from the lip of the gorge that they had scaled. The action proved that the Baker rifle in capable hands was more than a match for the faster-loading musket even when heavily outnumbered.

The artist, Christa Hook, is a distinguished military artist. An interview with Christa can be seen in this video, commissioned by The Peninsula Place.

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