"Manual of Argentine History III" is the name of the exhibition by the plastic artist Javier Velasco that will close the season of the Mar Dulce gallery.

The sample, which will begin this Saturday 12 November and will run until 23 from December, brings together a series of works that reflects war scenes by Cándido López, the game of little soldiers and black humor.

Velasco returns with this style that he already had two previous installments and that this time offers the public the possibility of seeing outlandish explosions, flying heads and blood squeaks. Likewise, his art alternates with the historical rigor of the color of the uniforms and the settings..

Once opened, The exhibition can be visited with free admission from Tuesday to Saturday from 16 a 19 hours at the Uriarte venue 1490, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo.

It is worth remembering that Velasco presented the first of his deliveries last year, with heroes like San Martín and Belgrano as protagonists. in the second installment, the artist revealed a crack that was deepened by 50 years of civil wars. Among its scenes appear the murder of Chacho Peñaloza, The execution of Camila O'Gorman and the execution of Dorrego, among other.