Fourteen Stations of the Cross, (sculpture).

Fourteen Stations of the Cross, (sculpture).

Piedboeuf, Lambert, b. 1863, sculptor.

Oldtman Studio, founder.

Puete, design firm.

Fourteen Stations of the Cross, (sculpture).

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Panels: bronze; Bases: concrete.

12 relief panels. Each: approx. 22 x 28 x 2 in.; Bases: approx. 7 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. x 1 ft.

(On each relief:) Lambert Piedboeuf (Each base identifies the station of the cross, inscribed in centered capital letters under relief panel) signed

Twelve relief panels mounted on pillars depicting the twelve stations of the cross. Panels are placed at intervals along pathway between Providence Cemetery and Our Lady of Lourdes grotto on grounds of the convent. Each scene is realistic in style and highly detailed, and depicts events in the arrest, death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. Each base has an incised cross at the top and a relief of a flower at the bottom.

Religion -- New Testament -- Christ

Religion -- New Testament -- Crucifixion

State of Being -- Death -- Execution

Emblem -- Cross

Outdoor Sculpture -- Texas -- San Antonio

Our Lady of the Lake University, Congregation of Sisters of Divine Providence, 411 Southwest 24th Street, Our Lady of the Lake Convent, San Antonio, Texas 78285

Sculpture designed by Professor Puete of Munich, Germany.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Texas, San Antonio survey, 1993.

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