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Laurie Beth Zuckerman's photo of Madonna at the
Viejo San Acacio Church in Southern Colorado |
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Laurie Beth Zuckerman's photo of Madonnas in the window of the adobe Viejo San Acacio Church |
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Laurie Beth Zuckerman's photo of Madonna and Child
stands by the altar of the Viejo San Acacio Mission |
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Laurie Beth Zuckerman's photo of the altar reredo screen
painted by Marie Romero Cash at the Viejo San Acacio Mission |
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Laurie Beth Zuckerman's photo of the Viejo San Acacio Mission, Colorado |
Laurie Beth Zuckerman photographed a touching image of the Madonna and Child in the window of the old church in San Acacio, is the oldest adobe mission church in Southern Colorado, built in the early 1860s. It appears that each of the religious window designs was a gift from members of the church community. Inside the church has been well-restored and contains a beautiful statue of the Madonna and Child. The reredo altar screen was painted by New Mexican artist, Marie Romero Cash. It is in the style of the reredos seen in so many of the famous mission churches in Northern New Mexico. To read more about Marie Romero Cash, click on this website:
http://sacredartpilgrim.com/collection/view/47
This is my combined Day 5 and 6 entry for "A Virgin a Day." To witness all the other wonderful contributions by artists around the country, log onto Rebecca Brooks' site:
http://www.corazon.typepad.com/
This is such a privilege to be able to see firstly your beautiful photographs and secondly such unusual (for me) images of the Madonna. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch great photography of Marys windows. That sounds like an interesting church.
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteand everyone is always so different.. and yet the message the same..
ReplyDeleteThe window photograph is positively magical♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteprecious memories...etched in time and the hearts of the congregation.
ReplyDeleteO thank you for this deliciously dark Madonna!
ReplyDeleteAffectionate Madonna
This is so beautiful. It's just magical. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI just love the posts where a story is told and I can be linked to finding out more. Beautiful place in So Co.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely! Love the altar screen.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how we are drawn to certain things we may have missed. I read your post yesterday, but today the first virgin, in browns and blues, really made my heart leap. What kind of camera do you use?
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you who have enjoyed and commented on my posts. What a great audience!!
ReplyDeleteFor Fran, I use a Nikon digital and a Canon SLR digital camera for my work. I shoot at high-resolution for almost everything. Color and other details are improved in Adobe Photoshop. Plus I take a million pictures and just post the best,
I bow down in awe and wonder before this representation of Mary. O holy, holy, holy!
ReplyDeleteMy Lady Comfort
i look forward to the day we stand side by side sharing our favorite marys!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely beautiful. I am deeply moved by this whole representation of Our Lady. Beautifully photographed. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteNoelle