El legado de Juan González Moreno en la restauración del santuario de la Fuensanta. Un templo renovado
The Sanctuary of Fuensanta underwent a restoration after the events of the Civil War, the new building being inaugurated in 1961. The plastic artists who worked on its decoration did so with the intention of extolling the figure of the Virgin Mary, highlighting the work made by the sculptor Juan...
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2023
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| Sumario: | The Sanctuary of Fuensanta underwent a restoration after the events of the Civil War, the
new building being inaugurated in 1961. The plastic artists who worked on its decoration did so
with the intention of extolling the figure of the Virgin Mary, highlighting the work made by the
sculptor Juan González Moreno. His contribution was the most extensive, not only was he in charge
of the ornamental design of the temple, but he also executed the reliefs found in the main altarpiece,
the transept naves and the side chapels, representing scenes from the life cycle of the Virgin. Maria.
With this, he transferred to Murcia the Renaissance tradition that Fray Angélico had already begun
in his famous Annunciation. |
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