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THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE from the Atotonilco Sanctuary, used by Miguel Hidalgo in his call to revolt
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THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE from the Atotonilco Sanctuary, used by Miguel Hidalgo in his call to revolt
THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE
from the Atotonilco Sanctuary, used by Miguel Hidalgo in his call to revolt
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Christianity Costilla Father Hidalgo Independence Latin America Latina Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Mexican Mexican War Of Independence Mexico Michael Mother Saint South West Virgin Black Madonna
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases "THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE from the Atotonilco Sanctuary" a significant religious symbol that played a crucial role in Mexico's fight for independence. The image depicts the revered Virgin Mary, known as La Virgen de Guadalupe, who holds immense cultural and spiritual significance in Mexican society. During the Mexican War of Independence, Miguel Hidalgo, a key figure in this historic revolt against Spanish rule, utilized the power of faith to rally his compatriots. He invoked the presence of La Virgen de Guadalupe as a unifying force and inspiration for liberation. This particular depiction of her was used by Hidalgo himself during his call to arms. The Virgin is depicted with dark skin, often referred to as the "Black Madonna" which reflects her connection to Mesoamerican cultures and resonates deeply with Latin American heritage. As an embodiment of motherhood and compassion, she represents hope and strength for those fighting for freedom. The Atotonilco Sanctuary serves as an important pilgrimage site where believers gather to pay homage to this sacred icon. Its location in South West Mexico adds another layer of historical significance to this powerful image. In summary, this print captures not only an iconic representation of Christianity but also symbolizes resilience and determination within Mexican history. It reminds us how faith can become intertwined with political movements and inspire people towards change.
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