Relation of the paintings: the last tributes; The exit of the iron from the Senate building; Representation of officialdom; Diplomatic and consular corps; Civil and military authorities of the Republic; The parade of the funeral prestite in Campo de Santana; The salvos by the Marines; Passage through the Rua Marechal Floriano; Arrival to the Navy Arsenal; Translation of the body to the board of the speedboat; Entrance to the boat.
Relation of the paintings: the last tributes; The exit of the iron from the Senate building; Representation of officialdom; Diplomatic and consular corps; Civil and military authorities of the Republic; The parade of the funeral prestite in Campo de Santana; The salvos by the Marines; Passage through the Rua Marechal Floriano; Arrival to the Navy Arsenal; Translation of the body to the board of the speedboat; Entrance to the boat.
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