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Play (Museum of Naval Heroes)

Jean Paul Zelada (Trujillo, 1972) references the Battle of Angamos (1879) in order to question the way in which this episode and Peruvian history in general have been constructed around the glorification of certain heroes. To this end, the artist has chosen to reproduce in paint a photo featuring the Peruvian president Augusto B. Leguía, the cabin boy Alberto Medina, and other Afro-Peruvian sailors who survived the battle but who have not been classed as heroes by official history and do not figure in the iconic images of the war with Chile.

jean paúl zelada cubas (? – ?)

Explore Jean Paul Zelada's evocative Peruvian paintings! Capturing urban life & human vulnerability, his works blend realism with a poignant perspective.

Museo Central. Banco Central de Reserva del Perú (Lima, Peru)

Explore Peru's artistic legacy at Museo Central BCRP! Admire pre-Columbian artifacts, colonial paintings & republican masterpieces housed in Lima’s historic bank building – a cultural landmark.

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