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RICK CASTRO: Día de Los Muertos, 2008
< 11X8” archival digital print, signed on verso, edition of 6 > body paint- @miguelangelreyesart
On display at Columbarium Continuum by Rick Castro @hwdforever
9am-4pm daily
Ask at front gate for directions/info
The Day of the Dead originated in both Indigenous Mesoamerican beliefs and Spanish Catholic traditions.
Aspects of the celebration date back to pre-Columbian civilization including the Aztecs engaged in rituals like honoring the deceased which later became associated with Catholic observance including All Soul's Day during the period of colonization.
Overall Día de Los Muertos is widely understood despite differing ideas about the celebration. Some see it as a tradition that developed over time. As well as combining different aspects such as historical elements cultural and adding religious elements.
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| RICK CASTRO: Día de Los Muertos, 2008 < 11X8” archival digital print, signed on verso, edition of 6 > body paint- @miguelangelreyesart On display at Columbarium Continuum by Rick Castro @hwdforever 9am-4pm daily Ask at front gate for directions/info The Day of the Dead originated in both Indigenous Mesoamerican beliefs and Spanish Catholic traditions. Aspects of the celebration date back to pre-Columbian civilization including the Aztecs engaged in rituals like honoring the deceased which later became associated with Catholic observance including All Soul's Day during the period of colonization. Overall Día de Los Muertos is widely understood despite differing ideas about the celebration. Some see it as a tradition that developed over time. As well as combining different aspects such as historical elements cultural and adding religious elements. |
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| RICK CASTRO: Día de Los Muertos, 2008 < 11X8” archival digital print, signed on verso, edition of 6 > body paint- @miguelangelreyesart On display at Columbarium Continuum by Rick Castro @hwdforever 9am-4pm daily Ask at front gate for directions/info The Day of the Dead originated in both Indigenous Mesoamerican beliefs and Spanish Catholic traditions. Aspects of the celebration date back to pre-Columbian civilization including the Aztecs engaged in rituals like honoring the deceased which later became associated with Catholic observance including All Soul's Day during the period of colonization. Overall Día de Los Muertos is widely understood despite differing ideas about the celebration. Some see it as a tradition that developed over time. As well as combining different aspects such as historical elements cultural and adding religious elements. |
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| RICK CASTRO: Día de Los Muertos, 2008 < 11X8” archival digital print, signed on verso, edition of 6 > body paint- @miguelangelreyesart On display at Columbarium Continuum by Rick Castro @hwdforever 9am-4pm daily Ask at front gate for directions/info The Day of the Dead originated in both Indigenous Mesoamerican beliefs and Spanish Catholic traditions. Aspects of the celebration date back to pre-Columbian civilization including the Aztecs engaged in rituals like honoring the deceased which later became associated with Catholic observance including All Soul's Day during the period of colonization. Overall Día de Los Muertos is widely understood despite differing ideas about the celebration. Some see it as a tradition that developed over time. As well as combining different aspects such as historical elements cultural and adding religious elements. |
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| RICK CASTRO: Día de Los Muertos, 2008 < 11X8” archival digital print, signed on verso, edition of 6 > body paint- @miguelangelreyesart On display at Columbarium Continuum by Rick Castro @hwdforever 9am-4pm daily Ask at front gate for directions/info The Day of the Dead originated in both Indigenous Mesoamerican beliefs and Spanish Catholic traditions. Aspects of the celebration date back to pre-Columbian civilization including the Aztecs engaged in rituals like honoring the deceased which later became associated with Catholic observance including All Soul's Day during the period of colonization. Overall Día de Los Muertos is widely understood despite differing ideas about the celebration. Some see it as a tradition that developed over time. As well as combining different aspects such as historical elements cultural and adding religious elements. |
