Part of a manuscript. Letter no 96 of Saint Teresa to her niece Mother Maria Bautista (Carta Nº 96 de Santa. Teresa, desde Sevilla, a su sobrina, la Madre Maria Bautista, que esta en Valladolid). Paper. Part 1. 30th of November 1575

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Part of a manuscript. Letter no 96 of Saint Teresa to her niece Mother Maria Bautista (Carta Nº 96 de Santa. Teresa, desde Sevilla, a su sobrina, la Madre Maria Bautista, que esta en Valladolid). Paper. Part 1. 30th of November 1575

6267447 Part of a manuscript. Letter no 96 of Saint Teresa to her niece Mother Maria Bautista (Carta Nº 96 de Santa. Teresa, desde Sevilla, a su sobrina, la Madre Maria Bautista, que esta en Valladolid). Paper. Part 1. 30th of November 1575. by Unknown Artist, (16th century); Museo Parroquial de Tapices de Pastrana, Guadalajara, Spain; (add.info.: Creator: Anonymous
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This print showcases a part of a manuscript, specifically Letter No. 96 written by Saint Teresa to her niece Mother Maria Bautista on the 30th of November 1575. The letter was sent from Sevilla to Valladolid and holds immense historical and cultural significance. The unknown artist who created this masterpiece has beautifully captured the essence of this precious artifact, which is now housed in the Museo Parroquial de Tapices de Pastrana in Guadalajara, Spain. The delicate paper and intricate details are a testament to the craftsmanship of the 16th century. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to an era where communication relied heavily on handwritten letters. This particular correspondence between Saint Teresa and her beloved niece offers us a glimpse into their deep bond as family members and their shared devotion to Christianity. The photograph not only captures the physicality of the manuscript but also evokes emotions associated with love, faith, and heritage. It serves as a reminder that our past is filled with stories waiting to be discovered and cherished. Paul Maeyaert's skillful photography preserves this remarkable piece of history for future generations while honoring its religious significance. As we admire this artwork, let us appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and its role in preserving our cultural heritage.

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