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[[Image:sculpturegift.jpg|right|thumb|250px|]]FIVE FIGURES FOR FIVE FLAGS. The | [[Image:sculpturegift.jpg|right|thumb|250px|]]FIVE FIGURES FOR FIVE FLAGS. The statute in St. Raphael Square was created by Ann Openarth and Donna Marihart of Bellevue during the 1970s. (1) | ||
The work, featuring a steamboat captain, [[LEAD]] miner, frontier farmer and his wife, originally included a lumberjack. At the request of [[NORMAN, Wayne Andrew Sr.|Wayne Andrew NORMAN, Sr.]] and Msgr. Barrett, this figure was replaced with the figure of a missionary priest. The sculpture was one of the four finalists in the 1973 Five Flags Sculpture Contest eventually won by [[CONTINUUM]]. | The work, featuring a steamboat captain, [[LEAD]] miner, frontier farmer and his wife, originally included a lumberjack. At the request of [[NORMAN, Wayne Andrew Sr.|Wayne Andrew NORMAN, Sr.]] and Msgr. Barrett, this figure was replaced with the figure of a missionary priest. The sculpture was one of the four finalists in the 1973 Five Flags Sculpture Contest eventually won by [[CONTINUUM]]. (2) | ||
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"The 70s/The 80s," Telegraph Herald, July 7, 1980 | 1. "Mixed Reviews," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 7, 1980, p. 54 | ||
2. "The 70s/The 80s," ''Telegraph Herald'', July 7, 1980 | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:49, 19 January 2022
FIVE FIGURES FOR FIVE FLAGS. The statute in St. Raphael Square was created by Ann Openarth and Donna Marihart of Bellevue during the 1970s. (1)
The work, featuring a steamboat captain, LEAD miner, frontier farmer and his wife, originally included a lumberjack. At the request of Wayne Andrew NORMAN, Sr. and Msgr. Barrett, this figure was replaced with the figure of a missionary priest. The sculpture was one of the four finalists in the 1973 Five Flags Sculpture Contest eventually won by CONTINUUM. (2)
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1. "Mixed Reviews," Telegraph Herald, July 7, 1980, p. 54
2. "The 70s/The 80s," Telegraph Herald, July 7, 1980