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One Moment In Time S4 Christus Statue White Cultured Marble Hand Made Mormon LDS CTR
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One Moment In Time S4 Christus Statue White Features
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Handmade with Love: Each One Moment In Time Christus Statue is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, ensuring the utmost attention to detail and quality.
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Inspiring White Cultured Marble: Crafted from exquisite white cultured marble, this Christus statue radiates purity and elegance, creating a stunning centerpiece for any home or sacred space.
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Perfect Size: At [insert dimensions], this Christus statue is perfectly sized to fit into any room without overwhelming the space, allowing you to create a peaceful and serene ambiance wherever it is placed.
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Symbol of Faith: The One Moment In Time Christus Statue serves as a powerful symbol of your faith, reminding you of the love and salvation offered by Jesus Christ every time you lay your eyes upon it.
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Authentic Mormon LDS Design: Designed with the utmost reverence, this Christus statue is specifically tailored for members of the Mormon LDS community, reflecting the deep spiritual significance within their faith.
About One Moment In Time S4 Christus Statue White
This awe-inspiring cultured marble Christus statue depicts Jesus Christ just as the scriptures describe Him, beckoning to us with open arms in a most pleasant manner, as if saying: "Come unto me." The original Christus statue by Sculptor Albert Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844) was made of plaster in 1823 and was used to create the 11-foot marble version in 1839 that stands today in the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen, Denmark. Thorvaldsen spent 40 years in Rome. There he made a sepulchral monument for Pope Pius VII in St. Peter's Cathedral and numerous statues in the style of antiquity. While in Rome he also worked on another one of his masterpieces, "Christ and the 12 Apostles" which made him internationally known as the greatest sculptor of neo-classicism. He returned to Copenhagen where he started and completed his greatest work, the Christus. After Thorvaldsen's death in 1844, the Christus was erected in the Copenhagen Cathedral.
