Church of Santo Domingo de Guzman, Mexico

Green Door from the Church and Convent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán.

Throughout its history, the Convent of Santo Domingo has been the scene of several important events in the history of Mexico: it was converted into a military warehouse, a stable, closed to Catholic worship in times of Jacobin secularism of the governments emanating from the Reform War, and then returned again to the Church by agreement of Porfirio Díaz.

In 1979 it received the visit of the Catholic pontiff John Paul II, and was later declared —along with the entire Historic Center of Oaxaca— a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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• 30mm gallery-quality wood frame — clean modern profile

• Mounted prints stay perfectly flat

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• Acid-free, colourfast white mat — polished gallery finish

• Adds depth and keeps print off the glass

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• 2mm scratch-resistant glass — crystal-clear, true-to-colour

• Easy to clean with standard glass cleaner

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• Acid-free foam backing — resists yellowing, moisture & mould

• Wire hanging system — balanced, durable, easy to reposition

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