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Donat Baribault, architect
Louis Marion et Fils, contractor
Emerson & Norris Company, fabricator
Medium: Cast stone.
Dimensions: Approx. 8 x 2 x 2 ft.
Owner: Administered by Sacred Heart Church, Rectory, 52 Pleasant Street, Concord, New Hampshire 03301
Located Sacred Heart Church, 54 Pleasant Street, Concord, New Hampshire
Full-length cast stone figure of Mary. She wears robes belted at the waist and a cloak fastened at the neck. She has a halo. She holds both hands clasped in prayer in front of her chest. She stands on a snake curled around a self-base. The sculpture is set in a niche on the side of a building.
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The Folopa New Testament, as typeset and printed. Praise God! This book was typeset with Onyx, now called WordSend.
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Testament performing their Soundwave Sideshow at the Oxford Art Factory in Sydney, Australia on the 26th of February, 2014.
Photos taken on behalf of The Music (Drum Media).
© Rohan Anderson Photography.
Testament performing their Soundwave Sideshow at the Oxford Art Factory in Sydney, Australia on the 26th of February, 2014.
Photos taken on behalf of The Music (Drum Media).
© Rohan Anderson Photography.
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John Hunt (13 June 1812 - 4 Oct 1848) translated the first Fijian New Testament and died here on Viwa Island where he died and is buried.
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A section of the Auschwitz II concentration camp, also known as Birkenau. There are no exhibits here as there are in Auschwitz I. It is not a museum, but a memorial which has been preserved as a testimony since the Nazis evacuated it and tried to cover up what they had done here. The buildings aren't as important as the story - but to see what's inside them, not to mention the vastness of the place and the railway that brought unfathomable numbers of people to their deaths, is to become an eyewitness and a bearer of the story.
Check out my review for Testament: The Life and Art of Frank Frazetta and the list of art books I've reviewed.