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   One Marian cult image eventually became more popular than any other however: the Virgin of Guadalupe, also known as La Guadalupana. Her image is found everywhere throughout Mexico today, gracing churches, chapels, homes, restaurants, vehicles, and even bicycles.

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   Imprinted on the tilma was an image of the Virgin Mary herself, known today as the Virgin of Guadalupe. Zumárraga recognized the miracle, and a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe was built on the Hill of Tepeyac, with a basilica to her constructed below.

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   The Virgin of Guadalupe, a miraculous image in Mexico City, is a replica with enconchado (mother of pearl) inlaid in wood. This artwork represents the heavenly and divine, with stars, sunlight, and the moon.

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6. smarthistory.org › gonzalez-guadalupeSmarthistory – Miguel González, The Virgin of Guadalupe

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   Dec 6, 2023 · Imprinted on the tilma was an image of the Virgin Mary herself, known today as the Virgin of Guadalupe. Zumárraga recognized the miracle, and a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe was built on the Hill of Tepeyac, with a basilica to her constructed below. Today, the original miraculous tilma image hangs in the new basilica at Tepeyac in Mexico City.

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   Dec 6, 2023 · Guadalupe and national identity. Standard of the Virgin of Guadalupe carried by Miguel Hidalgo during the start of Mexico’s War of Independence in 1810. (photo: Marcuse, CC BY-SA 3.0) Other visual motifs further communicate the political connotations with which Guadalupe increasingly became linked.

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   What does the Virgin of Guadalupe enconchado represent?

   • Angel (detail), Miguel González, The Virgin of Guadalupe (Virgen de Guadalupe), c. 1698, oil on canvas on wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl ( enconchado) (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) In the four corners of the painting (below) we see four framed scenes carried by angels. These represent different moments in the story of the miracle.

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   Who created the image of Guadalupe?

   • Some consider the image the product of an Indigenous artist named Marcos Cipac (de Aquino), working in the 1550s. In the original image, still enshrined in the basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City today, Guadalupe averts her gaze and clasps her hands together in piety.

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   Why did Creoles believe in the Virgin of Guadalupe?

   • Creoles began to identify with an “American” or Mexican identity, and supported the Virgin of Guadalupe as a uniquely americano miracle. After all, she had revealed herself on Mexican soil to a Nahua (indigenous) man.

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   Is Guadalupe a Madonna?

   • Guadalupe’s ashen skin is the subject of some discussion. It is possible that she represents an Indigenous Madonna. However, the Virgin of Guadalupe in Extremadura, Spain, after whom Mexico’s Guadalupe is named, is a black-skinned Madonna—a direct reference to Mary’s beauty based on a passage from the Song of Songs: “I am black but beautiful.”

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   Was Guadalupe an acheiropoieta?

   • Virgin of Guadalupe, 16th century, oil and possibly tempera on maguey cactus cloth and cotton (Basilica of Guadalupe, Mexico City; photo: Ari Helminen, CC BY 2.0) Many people consider the original image of Guadalupe to be an acheiropoieta, or a work not made by human hands, and so divinely created.

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   Does Guadalupe have ashen skin?

   • For instance, the Book of Revelation describes the Woman of the Apocalypse as “clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and a crown of twelve stars on her head.” In the Guadalupe image, twelve golden rays frame her face and head, a direct reference to the crown of stars. Guadalupe’s ashen skin is the subject of some discussion.

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