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Loyola Museum Painting Gallery

 

 

Restored Oil Paintings

Painted in 1713 by Mexican artist Miguel Correa
Twelve 7' X 5' paintings depicting the life of the Virgin Mary

"These paintings constitute a truly spectacular series of incomparable historical and artistic value.  I know of no other collection of paintings from the misssions of northern Mexico that rivals this one in terms of quality of artistry or thematic development."
        Mr. William L. Merrill, Ph.D.
        curator of anthropology, Museum of Natural History
        Smithsonian Institution

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Birth of Mary                    Mary presented in temple

 annunc1.jpg (32258 bytes)               visit1.jpg (29558 bytes)

The Annunciation            Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth

no_room1.jpg (28454 bytes)                nativity1.jpg (27182 bytes)

no room at the inn            Nativity and shepherds

magii1.jpg (32007 bytes)                naming1.jpg (28208 bytes)

The 3 wise men                Circumcision & naming of Jesus

temple1.JPG (28677 bytes)                spirit1.JPG (25456 bytes)

Jesus in the temple            The Holy Spirit descends over
                                        Mary and the apostles

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