Virgin of the Guadalupe: Legacy and Love

Presented by Raclin Murphy Museum of Art

Insights from Joe Becherer, the Director of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, discusses images of the Virgin of the Guadalupe in the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art.

Anonymous 18th century Mexican (Mexican, 1701-1800), Nuestra SenƵra de Guadalupe, February 15, 1729, Oil on canvas. Gift of Mr. Ignacio Aranguren, ND ’52, his wife Pirri, and their sons Luis ND ’84, Ignacio ND ’85, and Santiago ND ’92. 2002.018
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Engage with the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art by exploring their collection through background information and reflection questions. For more information on the collections, please visit the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art website.

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May 26, 2020

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