Santos in Oaxaca's Ancient ChurchesA study of santos in 16th-century and other churches in Oaxaca, Mexico
By Claire and Richard Stracke Funded by a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. In San Pablo Mitla: Calvary
group |
Ecce Homo |
Ecce Homo Local Name: El Santo Nazareño Basis for Identification: Purple
cloak with gold fringe and cincture, crown of thorns,
streaming blood. Site: Church of San Pablo Huitzo. Location: North wall of the nave, between the narthex and the first rib, a few feet right of the Trinity (see note). Comparable santos in Oaxaca: Ejutla, Etla (in the Soldedad Group), Etla2, Santa Ana del Valle, Tamazulapan, Teitipac1, Teitipac2, Teitipac3, Teotitlán, Teposcolula, Tilantongo, Tlacolula, Xoxocotlán. External Links: Next:
Between the two ribs of the north wall of the nave, a statue of St. Anthony of
Padua Introduction to San Pablo Mitla Note: On
this
site,
references to the cardinal directions always assume
that the main altar is at the east end of the church,
the narthex or entry area at the west end, and the two
walls
of the nave on the
north and south. (The
nave is the long central section.)
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