St. Joseph Cast Bronze Statue

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St. Joseph and Child, Ode to Unconditional Love.

This half life-size, limited edition statue is cast in bronze. Unique beauty and emotional power are hallmarks of the work of acclaimed artist Lynn Kircher, who has sculpted this statue and cast it in his Colorado studio. The statue is 38.5 inches high and the base is 13.5 inches across.

Lynn's talents are many. In addition to being a sculpter and painter, he is noted for his superb teaching ability. In all of his works he communicates his overflowing passionateness, his ecstatic appreciation for reaching others through his art. He achieves this high expressiveness by daring use of color with new and surprising strokes and lines. Because of this viewpoint, Lynn is aware of the interrelation of mass, plane and light working together to produce the desired results in the art. His bronze work seems to embody a definite feeling of humility and passion. Lynn also evokes emotions of deep tenderness. The mystery of creation has always been a subject of inspiration to Lynn.

Lynn's commissioned work has been purchased by and is featured in Roman Catholic parishes in Colorado, Kansas, Illinois, and Arizona.

St. Joseph

Feast Day: Roman Rite Calendar - 03/19 Tridentine Calendar - 03/19 Patron Of: Belgium, Carpenters, Confectioners, Doubt, Dying, Engineers, Families, Happy Death, Hesitation, Married Couples, Peru, Pioneers, Universal Church, Workers Also known as     Joseph the Betrothed; Joseph the Worker; Foster father of the Lord  Feast Days are both March 19 and May 1 Profile     Descendant of the house of David. Layman. Carpenter. Tradesman. Earthly spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Foster and adoptive father of Jesus Christ. Visionary who was visited by angels. Noted for his willingness to immediately get up and do what God told him. Died     1st century, prior to the Passion of Our Lord, of natural causes Name Meaning     whom the Lord adds (Joseph) All information used with permission of the Patron Saint Index.

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