José García Calderón
José García Calderón (1888 – 1916) was a Peruvian artist and writer who died in the Battle of Verdun in the First World War. He was the son of Francisco Garcia Calderon, provisional president of Peru, and the brother of noted intellectuals Francisco, Juan, and Ventura Garcia Calderon. His works were published by his brothers after his death.[1]
Works
- José Garcia Calderon, Diaro intimo, 12 de setiembre 1914-3 de mayo, 1916, Lima, Universidad nacional mayor de San Marcos, 1969, 135 p.
- José Garcia-Calderon, Reliquias, Paris, s.n., 1917, 82 p.
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