Colonial school from the 18th century. The Virgen del Carmen delivers the scapular to San Simon Stock.

Colonial school from the 18th century. The Virgen del Carmen delivers the scapular to San Simon Stock. Oil on canvas. It represents Simon genuflecting who receives with piety and appreciation the Scapular, symbol of the Carmelite habit, from the hands of the Virgin. In 1251, the Blessed Virgin Mary, accompanied by a multitude of angels, appeared to Saint Simon Stock, General of the Carmelites, with the scapular of the Order in his hands, and said: "You and all the Carmelites will have the privilege , that whoever dies with him will not suffer eternal fire, "that is, whoever dies with him will be saved. Reengineered. 109 x 88 cm.