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From Rubble to Art: Portrait of Pope Leo XIV Painted in Stone

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Peru: Peruvian artist Ruperto Millones painted a portrait of Pope Leo XIV on a stone from the ruins of an old building. The work has attracted attention because it combines artistic creativity with the use of recycled materials as a painting medium. Ruperto created the painting in a workshop in Iten City. Stones previously from the ruins of the old building were reused as a medium to paint the portrait of Pope Leo XIV. The work will later be sol…

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Peru: Peruvian artist Ruperto Millones painted a portrait of Pope Leo XIV on a stone from the ruins of an old building. The work has attracted attention because it combines artistic creativity with the use of recycled materials as a painting medium. Ruperto created the painting in a workshop in Iten City. Stones previously from the ruins of the old building were reused as a medium to paint the portrait of Pope Leo XIV. The work will later be sol…

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medcom.id broke the news in Indonesia on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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