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2006/10/10

"Madonna and Child with Bird" This year's new Christmas Stamp

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@ 07:15 AM (24 months, 8 days ago)

 

The Pueblo Chieftain Online
Colorado residents will become the first nationally to see and buy the U.S. Postal Service's 2006 national Christmas Stamp. The stamp will be sold at nationwide post offices the on October 18th.

The painting that is pictured on the stamp - "Madonna and Child with Bird" - is on display at the museum. Dating back to around 1765, the oil-on-canvas painting is attributed to Ignacio Chacon, an artist who painted from about 1745 to 1775 in Cuzco, Peru.

The painting is part of the Engracia and Frank Barrows Freyer Collection of Peruvian colonial art at the museum.

The colorful 39-cent stamp shows the words “Christmas,” along with the image of the painting, the artist’s name and the words “Denver Art Museum.”

 

2006/7/25

Advocacy In Our Courts: In The Name Of God

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@ 04:24 AM (26 months, 25 days ago)
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/2006/07/23/MNGFIK1RMR1.DTL&o=0

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2006/6/29

Ten Commandements Doesn't Require Permit

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@ 04:23 AM (27 months, 21 days ago)
For once the people win on this one and with good reason.  It seems an Evangelical Christian group had a boulder of an idea from the heavens above when they placed an 850-pound granite momument, displaying the Ten Commandments, directly across the street from the U.S. Supreme Court Building.     

According to the Washington Post-Officials with the D.C. Department of Transportation had said in a June 2 letter that Faith and Action lacked permission to erect the waist-high sculpture, which sits on the front lawn of the Capitol Hill rowhouse that holds the group's national offices. The officials threatened the group with $300-a-day fines, saying it needed permits from both the Transportation Department and the city's office of historic preservation because the rowhouse is in a part of the city deemed "public" and in a historic district.

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