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Mary Cutler stone, 1703, Charlestown, MA, slate, 21 x 22 3/4. A deeply cut stone in the manner of the provincial baroque. Attributted to Joseph Lamson of the Charlestown, MA. The emergence of the angel or soul-angel in the central lunnette of the stone markes the transformation from 17th to 18th century iconography which emphasized the joys of Resurrection rather than terrors of death. The stone is the earliest dated example of an angel in the central lunette in Greater Boston. Box 1

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Mary Gargill stone, 1813, Palmer Center, MA, marble, 32 x 38, detail Box 1

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Mary Greenhill stone, cut ca. 1690-1710, Shorn, Kent, England, detail Box 1

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Mary Harris stone, 1744, Providence, RI, N.U., 16.5 x 18, Detail Box 1

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Mary Hinckley stone, 1792, Brookfield, MA, marble, 21.5 x 35, detail Box 1

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Mary Hubbard stone, 171.., Bury St. Edmonds, England Box 1

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Medieval mosaic from Rome. No futher information available. Box 1

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Mercy Buliod stone, 1771, Newport, RI, Slate, signed by John Stevens, Jr., detail Box 1

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Meriah Killborn stone, 1710, Rowley, MA, Schist, 17.5 x 15.5 Box 1

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Michael Wigglesworth stone, 1705, Malden, MA, slate. This example of a Greater Boston stone was cut for one of the most famous Ministers in New England showing that at death few had any reservations about using carved imagery on the stones of those dear to them. Box 1

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