Creator display:
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Goler, Gustavo Victor (American santero, born 1963)
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Creator note:
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Gustavo Victor
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Creator role:
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creator
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Date display:
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1996
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Title:
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Sagrada Cruz
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Title:
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Sacred Cross
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Title:
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Cruz Vestida con el Sagrado Corazon
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Title:
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Clothed Cross with the Sacred Heart
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Title:
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Cruz Cubrita
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Title:
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Draped Cross
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Title:
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Clothed Cross
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Title:
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Santa Cruz
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Title:
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Holy Cross
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Description:
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Black and red cross with decorative flourishes at top and sides. A sacred heart is at the intersection, and the cloth used in lowering the body of Christ from the cross is draped across both arms.
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Note Fr. Steele:
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"His major awards: Spanish Heritage, 199; Best of Show, 1992; Best Bulto, 1993; Alan Vedder Award, 1993; E. Boyd Memorial, 1995."|"The cloth is that with which the dead body of Jesucristo was lowered to the ground; the patterns of fives and threes are noteworthy--for the five wounds and the three nails."|"Article on Goler in Tradicion Revista, 1/3 p.43."
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Inscription:
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on back: La Sagrada Cruz / Gustavo Victor Goler / Talpa 96
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Location name:
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Talpa
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Location name:
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New Mexico
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Location name:
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Taos (county)
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Materials display:
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homemade watercolor paint on hand-adzed pine
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Material name:
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watercolor (paint)
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Material name:
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pine (wood)
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Source name:
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Thomas J. Steele, S.J.: The Regis University Collection of New Mexico and Colorado Santos.
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Subject term:
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Holy Cross
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Subject term:
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Sacred Heart
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Work type:
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bultos
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Work type:
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sculpture (visual works)
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Exhibition note:
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Morrison, CO: The Fort, Tesoro Foundation Spanish Market, Sept 2006 & 2007; Aurora, CO: Aurora History Museum, May-Aug 2009.
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Acquisition note:
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1996. "Commissioned (really, Victor asked so modest a price that this out to be considered a gift).
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Accession number:
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RU0277
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Measurements display:
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55 x 31.8 x 14.5 cm
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Santo Subject:
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La Santa Cruz (The Holy Cross)
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Santo Subject Type:
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Divine Subjects
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Feast Day:
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Good Friday
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Note:
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The cross shown without the body of Christ. It is often decorated with designs made of straw. Presumably the cross would have the same patronage as the crucifix.
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Santo Subject:
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El Sagrado Corazón (The Sacred Heart)
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Santo Subject Type:
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Divine Subjects
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Feast Day:
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Friday after the third Sunday after Pentecost
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Patronage:
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Patronage: Forgiveness of sins; all petitions; protection of family and home; heath; against avarice, jealousy, and hatred
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Note:
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The medieval devotion to the five wounds spun off a devotion to the spear-wounded heart of Christ as the object or medium of mystical union. The better-known later devotion, promoted particularly by the Jesuits after it originated in 17th-century France, emphasized reparation. The heart is often shown by itself, often encircled by a wreath of thorns, usually with a cross above it. It is occasionally shown at the center of the chest of Christ, who may have a triangular halo.
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Rights text:
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IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED
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