Religious Bronzes

A resin statue of Jeanne-Marie Chavoin, founder of the Marist Sisters, unveiled against a black curtain backdrop. The statue captures Jeanne-Marie in her traditional religious habit, including a flowing blue gown and a white veil. She holds a cross in one hand and a lantern in the other, symbolizing faith and guidance. The sculpture stands on a white marble-like pedestal, with a warm, welcoming expression on her face. The unveiling is marked by curtains being pulled aside on either side, adding a ceremonial atmosphere to the presentation.

A resin statue of Jeanne-Marie Chavoin, founder of the Marist Sisters, unveiled against a black curtain backdrop. The statue captures Jeanne-Marie in her traditional religious habit, including a flowing blue gown and a white veil. She holds a cross in one hand and a lantern in the other, symbolizing faith and guidance. The sculpture stands on a white marble-like pedestal, with a warm, welcoming expression on her face.

Linda Klarfeld

Sr Jeanne Marie Chavoin, 2007

Resin

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