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    A South American hotel once displayed a mural by a well known artist that depicted an historian holding an open book which displayed a phrase that upset the community. This ruckus prevented the hotel from being blessed from the Archbishop. Who was the artist and what were the troublesome words painted on that page?

    Question #58291. Asked by peasypod.

    lanfranco

    This might be Diego Rivera's mural in the Hotel del Prado in Mexico City, in which he included the words, "God Does Not Exist":


    http://www.geocities.com/kuraish/rivera/enbiografia.htm

    Jul 12 05, 6:41 PM
    peasypod

    Yay Frankie!

    Yes, Diego Riviera's mural 'Sunday in the Alamada' showed historian Ignacio Ramirez holding that book. When Archbishop Martinez refused to bless the hotel, an anonymous priest quietly stepped in to do the deed.

    Jul 12 05, 7:09 PM

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