A rectangular, vertically oriented, polished brass or bronze commemorative plaque is mounted against a rough, light grey, heavily textured concrete or stone wall. The plaque features a raised relief portrait of a uniformed man with a prominent beard and mustache, wearing a distinctive peaked cap or turban-like head covering with horizontal bands. He is depicted in a half-profile, facing slightly right. A large, detailed laurel branch with leaves and berries extends diagonally across the mid-section of the plaque, partially obscuring the lower portion of the portrait. Below the laurel branch, the inscription, rendered in raised capital letters, reads in Spanish: "AL COMANDANTE DON JUAN J. SAN MARTIN Y DEMAS CAMARADAS DEL REGIMIENTO 4 DE LINEA QUE AQUI RINDIERON SU VIDA EN ARAS DE LA PATRIA." A smaller inscription, "MJ 85," is located in the bottom right corner. The highly reflective surface of the plaque exhibits strong specular highlights from an unseen light source. This plaque is located on the Morro de Arica, Arica, Chile, serving as a Peruvian memorial to Commander Juan J. San Martín and his comrades from the 4th Line Regiment who died defending Arica during the War of the Pacific. in Arica, Chile

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Arica, Chile

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A rectangular, vertically oriented, polished brass or bronze commemorative plaque is mounted against a rough, light grey, heavily textured concrete or stone wall. The plaque features a raised relief portrait of a uniformed man with a prominent beard and mustache, wearing a distinctive peaked cap or turban-like head covering with horizontal bands. He is depicted in a half-profile, facing slightly right. A large, detailed laurel branch with leaves and berries extends diagonally across the mid-section of the plaque, partially obscuring the lower portion of the portrait. Below the laurel branch, the inscription, rendered in raised capital letters, reads in Spanish: "AL COMANDANTE DON JUAN J. SAN MARTIN Y DEMAS CAMARADAS DEL REGIMIENTO 4 DE LINEA QUE AQUI RINDIERON SU VIDA EN ARAS DE LA PATRIA." A smaller inscription, "MJ 85," is located in the bottom right corner. The highly reflective surface of the plaque exhibits strong specular highlights from an unseen light source. This plaque is located on the Morro de Arica, Arica, Chile, serving as a Peruvian memorial to Commander Juan J. San Martín and his comrades from the 4th Line Regiment who died defending Arica during the War of the Pacific.

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