Juan José Carrera Verdugo, por el litógrafo M. Digout. Aparecido en el libro "El ostracismo de los Carreras" de Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna; Imprenta El Ferrocarril, 1857, Santiago de Chile.
Sobre la ilustración se aclara en el texto: "Ha sido tomado por el mismo perfil de su hermana, con quien tenía gran semenjanza, introduciendo, sin embargo, los cambios convenientes, según las indicaciones fidedignas que se han hecho".
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Juan José Carrera Verdugo, por el litógrafo M. Digout. Aparecido en el libro "El ostracismo de los Carreras" de Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna; Imprenta El Ferrocarril, 1857, Santiago de Chile. Sobre la ilustración se aclara en el texto: "Ha sido tomado
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