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Blair
Buswell
"San
Carlos Borromeo" Monument
Bronze
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Part of the permanent collection of the City and County of St. Charles,
Missouri.
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Also Available:
"El Padre"
Bronze, Edition of 32
19 1/2" H x 7 1/2" W x 7 1/2" D
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Detail
of the "San Carlos Borromeo" Monument. |
Sculptor
Blair Buswell stands with the finished clay version of the "San
Carlos Borromeo" Monument. |
Blair
Buswell's larger than lifesize "San Carlos Borromeo" Monument
depicts San Carlos (Saint Charles) Borromeo, a 16th century archbishop
of Milan. Saint Charles was a patron of learning and the arts. He
was loved as a benevolent churchman and was widely known for his
service and deep compassion for the poor. The City and County of
St. Charles, Missouri, are named after San Carlos Borromeo, thereby
honoring his reputation.
The "San Carlos Borromeo" Monument stands on the grounds
of Missouri's first State Capitol (now the Executive Building for
the County of St. Charles) near the city's historic Main Street.
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