News of sacred architecture
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Granite steps for a church: surface, colour and handrails
Granite steps for a church: why granite suits an entrance, what surface the treads need, why two colours of stone, and handrails on both sides.
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Cross with an icon of the Mother of God: white marble, black granite
Cross with an icon of the Mother of God: a round image at the crossing, the letters MP and IC XC, a plaque. White marble on a black granite base.
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Stone cross with the Crucifixion: how to read it from the bottom up
A stone cross with the Crucifixion reads from the bottom up: base, niche, Golgotha, Crucifixion. What the skull and the letters ІНЦІ (INRI) and IC XC mean.
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Icon of St Nicholas on stone: arch, halo and inscription
Icon of St Nicholas on stone: how to recognise the image, why Christ and the Mother of God appear above, and what to decide: arch, halo, inscription.
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Jackson, Missouri: why a parish is building a new Gothic Revival church
A Jackson, Missouri, parish is building a Gothic Revival church by Mythodium Architects. It has grown; the old church, the architects say, lacks grandeur.
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Stone sculpture for a church: the Good Shepherd and the Mother of God
Stone sculpture for church grounds or a chapel: the Good Shepherd and the Mother of God with the Child. Sculpture in the round versus relief.
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The Saviour Not-Made-by-Hands: a round icon on stone
The Saviour Not-Made-by-Hands: the image of Christ on a cloth, by Tradition the first. How to recognise it, why a round form suits it, where it is placed.
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