Crosses

  • Reconstructie van st. Quavan's kruis in hout, boven altaar kerk

    Located in the church on Inis Oírr, Aran Islands. From St. Caomhán’s Grave (Leaba Chaomháin) who is the patron saint of the island and a disciple of St. Enda. I made a rubbing of the cross engraved in the grave-slab and cut it in wood 2004 - 4 foot

  • Reconstructie in brons op graf

    St. Caomhán’s Cross Located in the graveyard on Inis Oírr, Aran Islands, near St. Caomhán’s Grave (Leaba Chaomháin) who is the patron saint of the island and a disciple of St. Enda. I made a rubbing of the cross engraved in the grave-slab and casted it in bronze. 2007 - 4 feet/40 kg

  • Cill na Seacht nInion, vroeg-Christelijke plaats van een vrouwenklooster

    Cill na Seacht nInion, this is known locally as An Chill. While it is recorded as the oldest monastic site on the island and is associated with Naomh Moninne, the first saint to inhabit the island, it is not generally visited by locals as a place of pilgrimage at present. The "sleeping quarters" in the perimeter wall are reminiscent of the catacombs in Rome. While 'Cill na Seacht nIníon' is translated as 'Church of the Seven Daughters' Seacht in Irish also means several or many. Another writer (Sean Spellissy) names the site Creggankeel fort. It derives its name from Dun an Chreagain Chaoil, the fort of the narrow stony place. It is believed to have been an old ecclesiastical site and known as An Cill Bheannaithe, the blessed graveyard, rather than church, or Cill na Seacht nInion, the church or graveyard of the seven daughters.

  • Reconstructie in brons van kruis in grafsteen op deze plek. oplage 5. nummer 1: particuliere collectie

    Reconstruction in bronze of the cross found in a graveslab on Inis Oirr. Edition 5. number 1: private collection. You want to order: see the webshop

Carel Lanters is regularly in Ireland, more specific: on the smallest of the Aran Islands, at the Westcoast of Ireland

Here he finds remnants of the early Christian culture, like graveslabs with cross-inscriptions.

These are reconstructed into wooden and bronze sculptures.

Year / Years:

2018

Collection:

Courtesy of the artist

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