Markers 2
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Susanna Adams, 1789, West Medway , Mass 139 Iconographic content can be found on a badly eroded gravestone by another carver in Holliston for Kezia Park, 1742, which depicts trees flanking and overhanging a pile of balls. This pile of balls, which is also found in concert with fronds on gravestones in the Taun- ton area, is, according to C. A. Weatherby , a symbol for Calvary." This stone was undoubtedly seen by Barbur when he placed his work in the Central Burying Ground of Holliston, and it p...redates his earliest efforts, so it is possible that his embellished and stylized versions of the design refer to Calvary. Small trees sometimes incised into the central element, then, may signify the Resurrection promised by Christ or the Tree of Life in Paradise attainable through His sacrifice (Fig. 10).
Two gravestones carved by Barbur in the early nineteenth century portray this scene in a more naturalistic fash- ion; conifers or palm-type fronds arch gracelessly over unarticulated mounds on the atypical markers for Sarah Cutler, 1806, and Mary Cutler, 1806, both in West Med- way's Evergreen Cemetery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susanna Adams, 1789, West Medway , Mass 139 Iconographic content can be found on a badly eroded gravestone by another carver in Holliston for Kezia Park, 1742, which depicts trees flanking and overhanging a pile of balls. This pile of balls, which is also found in concert with fronds on gravestones in the Taun- ton area, is, according to C. A. Weatherby , a symbol for Calvary." This stone was undoubtedly seen by Barbur when he placed his work in the Central Burying Ground of Holliston, and it p...redates his earliest efforts, so it is possible that his embellished and stylized versions of the design refer to Calvary. Small trees sometimes incised into the central element, then, may signify the Resurrection promised by Christ or the Tree of Life in Paradise attainable through His sacrifice (Fig. 10).
Two gravestones carved by Barbur in the early nineteenth century portray this scene in a more naturalistic fash- ion; conifers or palm-type fronds arch gracelessly over unarticulated mounds on the atypical markers for Sarah Cutler, 1806, and Mary Cutler, 1806, both in West Med- way's Evergreen Cemetery.
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