Daniel Zeferino removes scaffolding from around a 12 foot-tall, 4,000 pound statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe at a foundry in Mexico City. The statue was commissioned by the historic Our Lady of Guadalupe church in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The statue was commissioned and funds raised after a controversial state-sponsored art exhibit that pushed the boundaries of the sacred and traditional image of Our Lady of Guadalupe. The statue was loaded onto a flatbed truck and driven north, following El Camino Real, the ancient route the Spanish settlers took north to settle New Mexico and the RIo Grande valley.
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