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Showing posts with label Saint George. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saint George. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2011

Koinonia Kaffe


Koinonia Kaffe Mosaic Sign.

Yesterday, October 20, I installed Medusa at Koinonia Kaffe in Headland

Medusa, a classic Roman style Mosaic. Oct 2011
For the past 3 years, off and on, a number of my mosaics have been displayed at Koinonia


Rhonda Harrison, Owner and Manager of Koinonia, always smiling, does a great job to bring art and harmony to our community. Live music is played there on a regular basis, and Numerous work of arts of different artists are displayed at Koinonia. Mosaicblues works have been displayed there since our first show in August 2008

Marylin and Green Eyes at Koinonia

Beside that, the coffee and Food are outstanding - I encourage you to visit them in Headland, on the square. In difficult economic times, few people try to promote Art and Culture, we should all stick together for the common good of our communities.

August 2008 - Saint George Mosaic  

Sunday, December 20, 2009

Saint George and the Dragon - Mosaic by Frederic Lecut

The town of Silene in Lybia had a lake, where a Dragon decided to nest. To keep him quiet the town people used to feed the Dragon a sheep every day. As they ran out of sheep, they started to feed him maidens chosen by lottery.

When the lot fell on the king's daughter, the king begged the people to spare her; to no avail.

St George and the Dragon, Mosaic by Frederic Lecut 

The daughter was taken to the lake, dressed up as a bride, to be fed to the dragon.

Saint George happened to be riding there. When the Dragon emerged from the water Saint George crossed himself, charged him, and wounded him with his spear.

The Princess and Saint George led the Dragon back to town where Saint George slayed him .

The grateful citizens abandoned paganism and converted to Christianity. On the site where the Dragon died, the king built a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint George, and from its altar a spring arose whose waters cured all disease.



Details of the Dragon's Head - Travertines, Black Marble, Granite and Terra Cotta