El mural que presume del Reino de León
The León municipal council commissioned a mural created by local artist Lolo, with assistance from Moñi Castro and students of the Colegio Leonés, to depict the region’s parliamentary history. The three‑panel comic illustrates the transition from a poor, clergy‑dominated society to a more participatory kingdom under King Alfonso IX. The inauguration was attended by cultural councilor Margarita Torres, who explained the artwork to the students.
- ▪The mural was painted on the premises of the Colegio Leonés as a collaborative project involving artist Lolo, illustrator Moñi Castro, and the school’s pupils.
- ▪It portrays three scenes: pre‑parliamentary hardship, the youthful King Alfonso IX convening the people, and a happier populace symbolized by a crown.
- ▪The artwork emphasizes León’s identity as a historic kingdom rather than a mere province, echoing the sentiment of local artist Vela Zanetti.
- ▪Cultural councilor Margarita Torres presented the mural to the students, highlighting its educational and cultural significance.
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| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 04:59:24 +0200 |
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Una de las partes del mural. . (I. Santos) El mural que presume del Reino de León El dibujante Lolo, con la colaboración de Moñi Castro y los alumnos del Colegio Leonés ha preparado un cómic de tres viñetas en un mural del centro donde resumen la historia del parlamentarismo en León Añádenos en Google I. SANTOS León 15/03/2019 a las 13:42h. La historia de León en un cómic hecho mural con la firma de Lolo. El colegio leonés mantiene su firme compromiso de la educación, el deporte y el arte ante la sociedad leonesa y en esta ocasión lo hace con un mural del dibujante leonés Lolo.
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