Urquiza Collection

Ovation for General Urquiza and General Lopez 1860
A crowd of people cheer and clap as the carriages carrying general Lopez and general Urquiza ride past. They had been integral to the negotiation of the Treaty of San Jose de Flores

Troops of the Argentine Republic, Bivouac of Urquizas Carbineers at Santa Fe (engraving)
2773611 Troops of the Argentine Republic, Bivouac of Urquizas Carbineers at Santa Fe (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Troops of the Argentine Republic)

Justo Jose Urquiza (1801-1870), militar, politician and president of the Republic of Argentina

Justo Urquijo - 1
Don JUSTO JOSE de URQUIJO (Urquiza) Argentinian statesman, president of the Argentine confederation. Date: 1800 - 1870

Justo Urquijo - 2
Don JUSTO JOSE de URQUIJO (Urquiza) Argentinian statesman, president of the Argentine confederation. Date: 1800 - 1870

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General Don Justo Jose De Urquiza, Governor of the Province of Entre Rios

Santa Candida property used to belong to the Urquiza family, first president of Argentina.Its now a bed & breakfast

Door handle. Santa Candida property used to belong to the Urquiza family, first president of Argentina. Its now a bed & breakfast

Statue, Santa Candida property used to belong to the Urquiza family, first president of Argentina. Its now a bed & breakfast

Aloe in a pot with goats head as decration. Santa Candida property used to belong to the Urquiza family, first president of Argentina. Its now a bed & breakfast

JUSTO JOSE de URQUIZA (1800-1870). Argentine general and statesman. Wood engraving, German, 1870

The Proclamation of Argentinian Independence in 1810. Postcard dating from the centenary of the revolution in 1910. Date: 1810

Battle of Chacabuco - Chilean War of Independence
The Battle of Chacabuco, which saw Jose de San Martin (having won independence for Argentina in 1810) defeat the Spanish (during the Chilean War of Independence) in 1817

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"Remembering General Urquiza: A Heroic Figure in Argentine History" In 1860, the nation of Argentina erupted in ovation for two remarkable leaders - General Urquiza and General Lopez. These brave men commanded the troops of the Argentine Republic, defending their beloved country with unwavering loyalty. An engraving from that time captures a poignant moment at Santa Fe, where Urquiza's Carbineers set up camp. The image showcases their determination and camaraderie as they prepare to face any challenge that comes their way. Justo Jose Urquiza, a military genius, politician, and ultimately the president of Argentina, left an indelible mark on his nation. His legacy lives on through countless stories of his courage and dedication to serving his people. The name "Urquija" echoes through history once again - Justo Urquijo emerges as a prominent figure bearing this honorable surname. Perhaps he too carries within him the spirit of bravery and leadership that defined his ancestors. As we delve deeper into South America's vibrant tapestry, we discover that Santa Candida property was once owned by the illustrious Urquiza family. This ancestral connection adds another layer to our understanding of Argentina's first president and his enduring influence on its development. Even today, remnants of this influential lineage can be found across Argentina. From door handles adorned with historical significance to statues paying tribute to President Urquiza himself - these symbols serve as reminders of a man who shaped the destiny of a nation. General Justo Jose de Urquiza will forever remain etched in history books as one who fought tirelessly for freedom and progress in Argentina. Let us honor his memory by cherishing our past while striving towards a brighter future for all Argentinians.