Capuchin Convent Chapel

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Capuchin Convent Chapel
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“Luis Barragán’s masterful use of light, shadow, and color is at play at this chapel, an infrequently visited but no less important project than the Casa Estudio Luis Barragán that most tourists visit. In a residential neighborhood behind a large wooden gate, the convent and chapel unfold through a…”
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