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John De Rosen – polish artist

John De Rosen, polish mosiac muralistARTS & IDEAS – (Fr Vallee) — at the end of class, we went to the St Raphael Chapel to view the outdoor mosaic mural by John De Rosen, a polish artist.  His most famous works are at Grace Cathedral (with 8 murals) and the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington DC (with 12 murals).

Our mosaic is themed after the Second Vatican Council in the spirit of ecumenism with Peter (the first pope), surrounded by the 4 churches and includes the bishop coat of arms for Pope John XXIII, Pope Paul VI, and Archbishop Coleman Carroll (who built St John Vinney College Seminary here in Miami, FL, USA).  — beautiful!
“Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen “Vatican II Council” mosaic murel by John De Rosen

In froht of the mosaic are three porcelains by Rafael Consuegra that represent the 3 Archangels Gabriel, Michael and Raphael here @ St John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, FL
 “Archangel Gabriel” porcelain by Vincenzo Bianchini @ St John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, FL, USA “Archangel Michael” porcelain by Vincenzo Bianchini @ St John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, FL, USA “Archangel Raphael” porcelain by Vincenzo Bianchini @ St John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, FL, USA

TV — watched the season opener of “Heroes.”

  1. Christy
    April 27, 2008 at 3:00 am

    mmmm, hooray for de rosen. are you familiar with his Murals in St. Luke’s Church in Buffalo NY? there are several pictures of them in their photo gallery -> http://www.stlukesmissionofmercy.org/AudioVisual/Photos/Church/album/index.html

    anyway, St. Lukes church was given up by the buffalo diocese in the 80’s and is no longer a “functional” church. It was going to be torn down, but some people bought it and now run a mission, school and soup kitchen out of it. it’s fallen into disrepair and most of the murals within, are chipping badly. the de rosen ones seem to be faring okay, but some of the others, as I remember them aren’t doing too well. it’s very sad, its so beautiful inside their

  2. MJ
    April 10, 2009 at 3:13 pm

    Through the Dark Come into the Light

    De Rosen mural at St. Luke’s in Buffalo taken last night on Holy Thursday.

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