Good light plus glass elements in public art = some intriguing shots.
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Not a square Root
A balustrade on a Greek-style mausoleum? Well, at least the window inside is great!
Scrantoniana
Not all beauty in Scranton is on the premises of Marywood: have a look!
Salvage
I was looking at a total loss till I noticed where the sun was.
The Ida May Vare stained glass portrait
A rather beautiful stained glass window features the portrait of Ida May Vare, who died in Beijing at age 22.
A delightful tomb with a religious theme
A religiously themed monument in Druid Ridge that avoids cliché with some novel imagery.
Egyptian revival delux(or)
A nice Egyptian revival mausoleum at West Laurel Hill with some de-luxor features!
Adolene, sweet Adolene
A West Laurel Hill treasure is the portrait of Adolene O. Pursell (1892-1916), spotted in the rear of the Lambert Ott mausoleum.
The Chung funerary portraits
A wonderful surprise at Columbia Gardens: a funerary portrait in a neo-baroque mausoleum!
American Funerary Portraits in Glass and Stone
Among the Romans, it was very common, in some periods more than others, to have a portrait of yourself as a part of, or on the premises of, your tomb. It was an assertion of selfhood and existence and social significance before death; or it allowed a commemorator to assert these things for the dead. …
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