Plastic Shrink-wrapped Baby Jesus Preservation Restoration Restriction and Religion in Oaxaca Post author:K S Post published:August 14, 2012 Post category:Locations / Oaxaca Post comments:1 Comment Plastic Shrink-wrapped Baby Jesus in store window Photographs of artifacts and religious objects portraying preservation, restoration and restriction in Oaxaca, Mexico. Plastic-wrapped church restorer at work Intentionally ‘un-restored’ faux cracked marble wall painting in Basilica de la Soledad Fading ceiling painting of a host of angels Host of angels in store window Tree of former Cardinals on wall of Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca Array of cherubim, of various sizes and prices Somewhat neglected side chapel display of Soledad statue, behind dirty glass – Museo de la Basilica de Nuestra Señora de La Soledad Soledad behind glass, reflecting earthquake restorations Display depicting the arrival of Soledad to Oaxaca, behind iron bars Saint Augustine, behind metal wire, Templo de San Agustin, Oaxaca Angel door of acid-etched cracked glass Straw crucifix behind rear car-window antenna glass Christ’s hanging from rafters in store display Christ on sale Arms spread in joy, in her father’s arms, amid Christ’s for sale You Might Also Like Kauai Hawaii December 1, 2011 Walls and Signs of Politics in Oaxaca August 8, 2012 Forbidden in Oaxaca – Prohibido Tomar Fotografias – No Photography No Flash August 10, 2012 This Post Has One Comment Pingback: Oaxaca – Keep or Destroy » Ken Storch Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Δ
Pingback: Oaxaca – Keep or Destroy » Ken Storch