A work of street art that turned Pope Francis into “superpope” will now support Vatican charitable projects through the sale of t-shirts bearing the flying pontiff, artist MauPal said Friday.
In 2014, graffiti artist MauPal — whose real name is Mauro Pallotta — depicted Francis as a superman on a wall in the Eternal City, flying through the air with his right fist outstretched and white cassock billowing behind him.
The pope clutched his trademark black bag in his left hand, from which a blue-and-red striped scarf peeked out.
When it appeared in Rome in January 2014, it captured the imagination of tourists and locals alike.
Two years later, MauPal…
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