St. Andrew the Apostle, (sculpture).

St. Andrew the Apostle, (sculpture).

Pim Van Dijk Designs, fabricator.

St. Andrew the Apostle, (sculpture).

Saint Andrew the Apostle, (sculpture).

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Stone on brick base.

Sculpture: approx. 6 1/2 ft. x 20 in. x 16 in.; Base: approx. 6 ft. 100 in. x 100 in.

A standing figure of St. Andrew holding a cross diagonally in front of his body. Both elements of the cross are the same length. His proper left hand grasps the center of the cross and his proper right hand supports the bottom of the cross. Two fish are attached to the cross. He wears long robes and has chin-length hair. The sculpture rests on a brick base with four crosses in relief on the front.

Religion -- Saint -- St. Andrew

Emblem -- Cross

Outdoor Sculpture -- Louisiana -- New Orleans

St. Andrew the Apostle Church, 3101 Eton Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70131

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Louisiana, New Orleans survey, 1993.

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