Retablo of María Marcos Rebolloso and Leonardo Arsola
Retablo of María Marcos Rebolloso and Leonardo Arsola

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Retablo of María Marcos Rebolloso and Leonardo Arsola,

1977

Artist unrecorded
2020-298

Information

Title
Retablo of María Marcos Rebolloso and Leonardo Arsola
Dates

1977

Maker
Artist unrecorded
Medium
Oil on metal
Dimensions
18.6 × 24.9 cm (7 5/16 × 9 13/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Jorge Durand and Patricia Arias
Object Number
2020-298
Description

Doy infinitas gracias al Sr. de los Milagros, porque encomendado a El, sanó mi hijo Leonardo Arsola, de una enfermedad muy desconocida que tenía, y porque espero, que regresen otros 3 hijos, que están en E.U. uno con su familia y los otros 2 solteros. San Felipe, Gto. 4 de Julio 1977. María Marcos Rebolloso. Leonardo Arsola

I give infinite thanks to the Lord of the Miracles because, entrusted to Him, my son Leonardo Arsola was healed of an unknown sickness. And because I hope that three other sons return who are in the US, one with his family and the other two bachelors. San Felipe, Guanajuato. July 4, 1977. María Marcos Rebolloso. Leonardo Arsola

Culture
Mexican
Type
ex-votos, paintings
Materials
metal, oil paint
Techniques
painting (image-making)
Subject
votive images

Jorge Durand and Patricia Arias,Guadalajara, Mexico, gift; to Princeton University Art Museum, 2020.

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