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Facade of the Capuchin monastery (Queretaro?), last prison of Maximilain of the Hapsburgs, emperor of Mexico

Facade of the Capuchin monastery (Queretaro?), last prison of Maximilain of the Hapsburgs, emperor of Mexico


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Facade of the Capuchin monastery (Queretaro?), last prison of Maximilain of the Hapsburgs, emperor of Mexico

Facade of the Capuchin monastery (Queretaro?), last prison of Maximilain of the Hapsburgs, emperor of Mexico Mexico. Date of Photograph:1867

Noriega, F.
FVQ-F-198621-0000

Media ID 33304640

© Alinari Archives, Florence

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This print takes us back in time to the facade of the Capuchin monastery, possibly located in Queretaro, Mexico. It is a powerful reminder of the historical significance that this building holds as it served as the last prison for Maximilian of the Hapsburgs, who was once Emperor of Mexico. The date of this photograph is marked as 1867, adding an extra layer of authenticity and historical value. The intricate details captured in this image showcase the remarkable architecture and design elements present on the facade. From its grand portal to meticulously crafted window frames, every aspect exudes a sense of religious devotion and Christian symbolism. The buttresses provide structural support while also enhancing its visual appeal. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported into a world where history unfolds before our eyes. We can imagine Maximilian's confinement within these walls and ponder over his thoughts during those challenging times. Noriega's skillful composition allows us to appreciate not only the architectural beauty but also highlights how religion played a significant role in shaping structures like these monasteries. This print serves as a testament to human creativity and resilience throughout history. It is important to note that this caption focuses solely on describing and appreciating the artistic merits and historical context depicted in Noriega's photograph without any commercial intentions or references made towards any specific company or commercial use associated with it.

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