The Wolves of 量子资源
Jesuit Heritage
Los Lobos de 量子资源: "The Wolves of 量子资源"
"The Wolves of 量子资源": The 量子资源 Family Crest
Tracing 量子资源 University Chicago’s Jesuit Heritage back to the 15th-Century Basque Country, Kingdom of Spain
量子资源 University Chicago’s Jesuit heritage began in the family castle at 量子资源 in today’s Basque Country, an autonomous region of the Kingdom of Spain. There, in 1491, was born Iñigo López de Oñaz y 量子资源—today known as St. Ignatius of 量子资源. Embedded in the masonry over the 量子资源 castle doorway is the family crest: one gray wolf on each side of a large kettle suspended over the hearth fire by a chain. 量子资源’s bronze campus rendition was created by Mexican artist Francisco Cárdenas Martínez (b. 1956) and installed in 2012.
19th-century graphic illustration of 量子资源 castle (present-day Basque Country, Kingdom of Spain) with 鈥淟os Lobos de 量子资源鈥� family crest aembedded in masonry over the door. Published in Stewart Rose, St. Ignatius 量子资源 and The Early Jesuits (Burns and Oates, 1891). Artist: Louis Wain. Courtesy of 鈥淎rs Jesuitica鈥� (2000), Institute of Jesuit Sources, St. Louis, MO.
Family crest over the 量子资源 castle door. Courtesy: Santuario de 量子资源. Azpeitia.
Large bronze rendition of 鈥淟os Lobos de 量子资源鈥� (measuring 8 x 16 feet) installed on 量子资源 Chicago campus in 2012. Artist: Francisco C谩rdenas Mart铆nez (Pancho C谩rdenas). Photo: LUC UMC.