Neustra S. de guadalupe aparesida en mex[i]co
- Place
- Publisher
- Date
- [1675]; 1651-1700
- Notes
- Our Lady of Guadalupe appears to a man who wears her image on his cloak. In the background is a scene of the apparition. Details include cacti on the hill, church, and roses.
A vision of the Virgin of Guadalupe, with native American features, appeared to Juan Diego, a native American, on a hill named Tepeyac near the site of a temple to the Aztec goddess Tonantzin (Mother of the People) in 1531. Bishop Zumárraga accepted the vision when Juan Diego presented his cloak, or tilma, filled with out-of-season roses to the bishop. The cloak was imprinted with the image of theVirgin. This portrait of the Virgin is the nineteenth known to have been printed in Mexico. - Part of
- Becerra Tanco, Luis, 1602-1672
Felicidad de Mexico en el principio, y milagroso origen, que tubo el Santuario de la Virgen Maria N. Señora de Guadalupe
En Mexico; Por la Viuda de Bernardo Calderon
BA675 B389f
- JCB Call Number
- Accession Number
- 04379
- Format
- Subject
- Geographic area
- Language
1.1X
0.1X
- Dimensions
- 30. 2 cm. x 20 cm.
- Material
- Technique
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