US EditionThe Man of the Holy Linen, in Astorga
Today the exhibition The Mystery Man opens its doors to the public in the Cathedral of Astorga, where it will remain until the end of the month. The central piece, which impacts visitors, is a hyperrealist sculpture that recreates the printed body of the Shroud of Turin, the work of the artist Álvaro Blanco, which recreates the body of Christ with the exact wounds recorded in the Síndone. A sample that opened in the Cathedral of Salamanca in 202…
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Today the exhibition The Mystery Man opens its doors to the public in the Cathedral of Astorga, where it will remain until the end of the month. The central piece, which impacts visitors, is a hyperrealist sculpture that recreates the printed body of the Shroud of Turin, the work of the artist Álvaro Blanco, which recreates the body of Christ with the exact wounds recorded in the Síndone. A sample that opened in the Cathedral of Salamanca in 202…
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