Zacatecas, 11 February. Mortaja (1996), a large-format oil made by the master Rafael Coronel, representing the wake of San Francisco, which was painted ex-professus to be permanently exhibited on a wall of the sacristy of the former Franciscan convent – the museum dedicated to the artist – was taken away from the place and sold without formal authorization from the government authorities that had it at their shelter, as it was considered the her…
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Zacatecas, 11 February. Mortaja (1996), a large-format oil made by the master Rafael Coronel, representing the wake of San Francisco, which was painted ex-professus to be permanently exhibited on a wall of the sacristy of the former Franciscan convent – the museum dedicated to the artist – was taken away from the place and sold without formal authorization from the government authorities that had it at their shelter, as it was considered the her…