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Virgin of the Pardon

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  • Simón Pereyns

    …for a painting of the Virgin of the Pardon, destroyed in a fire in Mexico City’s cathedral in 1967. The painting may be one he was forced to make after being denounced for heresy and tried by the Spanish Inquisition (see inquisition). Despite this experience and his subsequent difficulties with…

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    …for a painting of the Virgin of the Pardon, destroyed in a fire in Mexico City’s cathedral in 1967. The painting may be one he was forced to make after being denounced for heresy and tried by the Spanish Inquisition (see inquisition). Despite this experience and his subsequent difficulties with…

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