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Aragon and Catalonia Argue "the Sistine Chapel of Romanesque Art"

Summary by Le Monde
The Spanish Supreme Court gave twenty days to a museum in Barcelona to restore murals to the monastery of Santa Maria de Sijena, from where they were withdrawn in 1936 to protect them from the Spanish war.

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Aragon and Catalonia Argue "the Sistine Chapel of Romanesque Art"

The Spanish Supreme Court gave twenty days to a museum in Barcelona to restore murals to the monastery of Santa Maria de Sijena, from where they were withdrawn in 1936 to protect them from the Spanish war.

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Catalonia Must Return 'Stolen' Romanesque Frescoes

Barcelona – Medieval murals must be returned to Aragon by the Spanish Supreme Court. Experts fear irreparable damage.

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