Here is the story behind it.....
Templo de San Francisco Acatepec
The origins of this temple date back to 1560, when the Franciscans erected the first structure on this site. The edifice we admire today reflects the prosperity of Baroque Puebla—a style that developed between the 17th and 18th centuries and reached completion in 1760.
Its façade is one of the most extraordinary examples of New Spanish art. Clad in Puebla Talavera tiles, red brick, and plaster, it was conceived as a grand architectural tabernacle where color, light, and texture take the place of stone as the dominant elements.
The result is a unique masterpiece that transformed local materials into one of the most emblematic expressions of Puebla’s colonial Baroque heritage.
Capas de la Reina (Poema de la Tierra), Néstor Martín-Fernández de la Torre, 1934-38.
Néstor left this whole series unfinished at his death in 1938, some canvases barely sketched, others nearly complete like this one. The erotic content was so unusual for its time that the work was rarely exhibited for decades, only getting a full retrospective at Madrid's Reina Sofía in 2025. He'd spent the years just before this in Paris, living with a male partner whose relationship ended right as he returned to the Canary Islands to start painting again.
✝️ La lumière de Notre-Dame l'a trahie en public. Hier, Léon XIV à côté, et les vitraux lui collent un masque rouge de démon pile sur le visage.
Photo réelle, pas d'IA, juste le soleil qui déshabille Macron.
They use black magic to make children conceived in ritual, already possessed before they exist, Satan’s child in a body they own from the start. Watch my Series https://t.co/mwPcLunQ8L
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La prochaine fois que vous irez à Rome, il vous faudra impérativement visiter la salle Mariano Rossi, située dans la Galerie Borghese.
Croyez-moi, elle est tellement magnifique qu'elle doit être vue au minimum une fois sans sa vie...👍🤩
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Sephardic Jew 'Marques' blocked me for pointing out that Sulumor Sumer are Celtic words, and is actually Romulus Remus backwards.
I guess it's too much for compulsive liars to acknowledge that Rome, Egypt, and Sumeria were all Celtic colonies.