View source for Las Siete Palabras (painting)

{{Display censorship incident
|ongoing=no
|year=2002, 
|region=North America
|artist=Ernie Sandidge
|confronting_bodies=Tennessee Arts Commission
|medium=Painting
|date_of_action=November 2001
|location=Nashville, Tennessee
|description_of_content=The piece features a nude woman in the arms of a man in a red uniform of a Catholic fraternity which shares the painting's title. The painting "refers to a catholic fraternity of the same name in Seville, Spain who conduct religious processions during Semana Santa. At the time the fraternity excluded women from those processions." -- the artist
|description_of_incident=After accepting the art in November 2001, the TAC gallery later rejected Sandidge's entire exposition, citing a "no nudes" policy with which the offending art piece conflicted.
|description_of_result=In spite of protest from the artist and a letter from NCAC, the paintings were not restored.
|image=Webnaz.jpg
|source=http://www.theweekly.org/Members/forumadmin/Document.The_Tennessee_Arts_Commission/document_view
}}
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