Beyond the central chapel, the full Hospicio Cabañas complex by Manuel Tolsá — built in 1810 as Mexico's most advanced charitable institution — contains additional Orozco murals in its corridors and courtyard galleries that collectively make it the single most important location for studying the Mexican muralism movement. The neoclassical building's 23 patios and 106 rooms house the Orozco-Muralism Documentation Center.
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