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Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, 1760-78 (photo)
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Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, 1760-78 (photo)
REV397388 Facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, 1760-78 (photo) by Mexican School, (18th century); Sierra Gorda, Queretero. Mexico; (add.info.: dedicated to the Virgin Mary of the Immaculate Conception and the last of the five Mission churches founded in the 18th century by Fray Junipero Serra; the Landa Mission was completed by Friar Miguel de la Campa; elaborate facade with niches for saints symbolises the City of God ; ); Mexican, out of copyright
Media ID 22669358
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This print showcases the magnificent facade of the Franciscan Mission Church of Santa Maria del Agua de Landa, a true architectural gem from the 18th century. Located in Sierra Gorda, Queretero, Mexico, this church stands as a testament to the devotion and craftsmanship of its creators. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary of the Immaculate Conception, this mission church was one of five established by Fray Junipero Serra during that era. It was skillfully completed by Friar Miguel de la Campa and boasts an elaborate facade adorned with niches for saints that symbolize the City of God. The churrigueresque style is evident in every intricate detail, showcasing baroque elements that exude grandeur and magnificence. As you gaze upon this photograph, you can almost feel yourself transported back in time to witness firsthand the triumphs and challenges faced by these missionaries. The image captures not only architectural brilliance but also conveys profound religious symbolism. The juxtaposition between Catholicism's victory over evil represented by defeating devils on one hand and its conversion efforts on another is thought-provoking. Through this photograph, we are reminded of faith's power to inspire great works and unite communities. It serves as a visual reminder of Mexico's rich cultural heritage while inviting us to appreciate both its historical significance and artistic beauty.
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