pascualorozco

Should be Oroszco. Same as this: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2162707307/

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Should be Orozco, general Pascual Orozco Vázquez (in contemporary documents, sometimes were misspelled "Oroszco"). es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascual_Orozco en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascual_Orozco

This picture is linked with picture LC-B2-2579-8 which is dated March 6, 1912. Orozco troops are parading in front of Palacio Federal (Federal Palace) and Hotel Francia, through Calle Libertad. Across the street, to the left is located Palacio de Gobierno (Governor's Palace). See article in El Paso Herld of March 6th, 1912 (The Library of Congress, Cronicling America) "OROZCO TAKES ARMS AGAINST MADERO": It mentions Gen. Campa and Orozco arrival to Chihuahua. Dr. Roberto Duarte

"El Gran Lente" was a photographic studio located right on the opposite corner to the right wing of the Palacio Federal", behind the camera. See in Texas A&M University Library, Wheelan Collecion of Mexican Revolution Photographs hdl.handle.net/1969.1/979 Where, if you zoom in, can read clearly EL GRAN LENTE---ESTUDIO FOTOGRÁFICO DE.---- and no so clearly ANTONIO SERRANO CHAVEZ, (who should be the author of this photo and the other photo called Orozco Enters Chihuahua in Bain's Collection) and ESTABLECIDO EN 1905 Dr. Roberto Duarte Plastic Surgeon

Pascual Orozco, see other photo. He seems to have lost a lot of weight in this photo--must have been taken later, and he is a General here, not a Colonel That's a sharp suit--very stylish.

Pascual Orozco Vázquez, (1882-1915) born in Hacienda Santa Inés [other sources say Santa Isabel], near San Isidro, municipal territory of Guerrero. His father Pascual Orozco Sr. (you may find a picture of him in this Bain collection, cal nr. LC-B2-2563-11) and his mother Amada Vázquez . One of the main revolutionaries in Chihuahua during Madero´s rebelion in 1911 Taken from Wikipedia where you can learn more about him. On march 6, 1912 he overturned and rebeled against President Madero launching the "Plan de la Empacadora" Dr. Roberto Duarte

Found this picture printed on El Paso Herald, issue August 2, 1912 (The Library of Congress, Chronicling America). Dr. Roberto Duarte Plastic Surgeon

Jesús Roberto Duarte, Thanks for flagging this image as one of your favorites in the LOC photostream. We appreciate your many contributions to identifying the Mexican history photographs in the Bain News Service collection and enriching their stories. Your selection now appears in the new set, [http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/sets/72157640980107725/] Happy Valentine's Day! -- Helena, on behalf of LOC

Mexican Revolution leader, dates 1882-1915, Wikipedia article.

His clothing style is something one would associate with a gunslinger.

Pascual Orozco Merino (or Sr.) born in the western mountains of Chihuahua State, in 1859. He was Pascual Orozco Vásquez's (or Jr.) (the main chieftain of Madero´s rebelion in Chihuahua) father. Was executed shot to death by Zapata in April 1913 in Morelos State. Dr. Roberto Duarte

Thank you Dr. Duarte for pointing out that this man is most likely Pascual Orozco's father. We'll make the change the next time we update this record.

See Pascual Orozco Jr. picture in www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2868000539/ and www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/4350858909/