Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Santa Fe, New Mexico Vacation #3
Several statues are in the courtyard in front of The Saint Francis of Assisi Cathedral, but this one is the most interesting. It immortalizes Kateri Tekawitha, 1656-1680, who is said to be the first Native American to be promoted to sainthood by the Roman Catholic Church.
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That's a really interesting statue. Love the colours and beads.
ReplyDeletemagnifique cette sculpture,et j'aime beaucoup tu es choisi plusieurs angles pour nous la présenter
ReplyDeletethis magnificent sculpture, and I love you chose several angles for us to present
I had no idea a Native American has been promoted to Sainthood. I don't even know anything about her. Your photo essay is neat.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting proportions on the statue. You are tight about the light. Early morning, and late afternoon are the best times to shoot in the west.
ReplyDeleteI love that statues in Santa Fe. That and the food!
ReplyDeleteThe face of that statue is so beautiful and the colors with the bronze is unexpected.
ReplyDeleteI am surprised by her stock ankles but perhaps thats the way most of the population really is anyway.
I also didn't know that a Native American was promoted to sainthood.
What a beautiful statue. I like how you shot it from different angles.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really nice looking statue. Thanks for sharing with us :)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully sharp details and color, Kate, & great light!
ReplyDeleteGreat angles Kate. Will you be going to the Spanish Market this weekend on the plaza?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, lovely statue. I can just see people standing there in awe of her faith and beauty, which I'm certain comes from her soul.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous sculpture. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh.. she looks so kind!
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