Te amo heart

This object was purchased in an upscale novelty shop catering to tourists in downtown Boulder, Colorado, in 2010 for $11.95. Although at first blush it appears to be a Sacred Heart of Jesus, on second look the banner, which reads “te amo,” Spanish for “I love you,” indicates that the heart may not b...

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Published in:Conversations
Main Author: Morgan, David (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Yale University 2013
In: Conversations
Further subjects:B Sacred Heart
B Love
B Gifting
B Mexico
B Sister Margaret-Mary Alacoque
B Ex-votos
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Summary:This object was purchased in an upscale novelty shop catering to tourists in downtown Boulder, Colorado, in 2010 for $11.95. Although at first blush it appears to be a Sacred Heart of Jesus, on second look the banner, which reads “te amo,” Spanish for “I love you,” indicates that the heart may not belong to Jesus.
ISSN:2475-241X
Contains:Enthalten in: Conversations
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.22332/con.obj.2014.12