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Indulgence for donation of alms towards the building of a Church to the Virgin of Guadalupe (modern facsimile impression), 1608 (facsimile 1930-40)
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Certificate Facsimile Indulgence Life Of The Virgin Mexican Mexico Narrative Our Lady Of Guadalupe Samuel Stradanus Virgin Of Guadalupe Black And Indulgences Netherlandish Roman Catholicism
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This print captures the essence of religious devotion and cultural heritage. Titled "Indulgence for donation of alms towards the building of a Church to the Virgin of Guadalupe" this modern facsimile impression takes us back to 17th-century Mexico, where Catholicism thrived. The image showcases an intricately engraved certificate, created by Samuel Stradanus in the 1600s. It represents a significant concept in Roman Catholicism - indulgences - which were granted as spiritual rewards for acts of charity or penance. This particular indulgence was offered to those who donated alms towards the construction of a church dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe, one of Mexico's most revered religious figures. The print transports us through time, allowing us to appreciate both the artistic craftsmanship and historical significance behind this piece. The delicate lines and attention to detail highlight Stradanus' mastery as an engraver while providing insight into seventeenth-century religious practices. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this facsimile serves as a testament to our rich cultural heritage and offers viewers a glimpse into Spain's influence on Mexican art during that period. As we contemplate this image, we are reminded not only of our shared human experience but also how religion has shaped societies throughout history. In its simplicity yet profound narrative power, this print invites contemplation on faith, tradition, and the enduring legacy left by artists like Samuel Stradanus.
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