Capella de Sant Joan Bosco del Temple del Tibidabo

During the restoration of the Tibidabo Temple (1947-1948), Miquel Farré decorated the Chapel of Saint John Bosco with an apse mural dedicated to the Last Supper. The composition, centered on a Eucharistic theme, adapts the apostles into a pyramidal structure fitted to the vault's concavity, converging toward the illuminated figure of Christ. The ensemble is completed with scenes depicting Saint John Bosco, his Marian devotion, and the Salesian foundation.

Mural painting 1947 – 1948

The Last Supper. Semi-dome of the central apse.

The apostles, fragment on the left of the central apse.

Religious men, religious women, and children around the Virgin Mary. Semi-dome of the right side apse.

Capella de Sant Joan Bosco del Temple del Tibidabo

Group of religious women and young girls.

Saint John Bosco with a group of Salesians and children. The artist's sons, Miquel and Manuel, can be seen here.

Chapel of Saint John Bosco or Perpetual Adoration. Semi-domes of the three apses: the Last Supper (center), Saint John Bosco with the Virgin Mary, and the Foundation of the Salesian Order (sides). Surface area: 31 m².

The Last Supper. Semi-dome of the central apse.
Jesus.
The apostles.
Saint John and Saint Peter.
The apostles, fragment on the left of the central apse.
Religious men, religious women, and children around the Virgin Mary. Semi-dome of the right side apse.
The Virgin Mary and the Infant Jesus.
Group of religious women and young girls.
Saint John Bosco with a group of Salesians and children. The artist's sons, Miquel and Manuel, can be seen here.
Semi-dome of the left side apse.
Chapel of Saint John Bosco or Perpetual Adoration. Semi-domes of the three apses: the Last Supper (center), Saint John Bosco with the Virgin Mary, and the Foundation of the Salesian Order (sides). Surface area: 31 m².

Building name

Year built	1924
Architect name	Joan Example
Property	Barcelona City Council
Address	12 Example Street, Barcelona

Location

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