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Date Added: 15 June 2010
This Crucifixion bottle is a so called variation on a theme. Here, Christ is black unlike the run of the mill Christs which are white. My neighbor described him as "African American". I don't know how he determined the nation of origin by looking at him, but he is more perceptive than I am. There is a INRI sign above Christ's head which stands for Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews. There is a women follower praying at the base of the cross. The stopper is made of Curly Cherry and has a Walnut cross at the top. Inlaid with Basswood is the title of the whimsey: Would You Still Believe? On the back of the stopper, also inlaid in Basswood is the maker's information. Steve Moseley, St. Louis 2009
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| Type: | Crucifixion Scene | Maker's Name: | Moseley, Steve | |
| Category: | Religious | Made Where: | St. Louis, MO | |
| Bottle Size: | 16" including stopper | Year Made: | 2009 | |
| Bottle Type: | Knob creek Bottle |
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| Steve Moseley, Artist Page | ||
