
New Book from the Author
of this Website
Link to On-line Purchase Softcover
Edition
Link to On-line Purchase Hardcover
Edition
The hardcover link also has
a PREVIEW
OF THE BOOK
(below the cover image on that page).
The book may be purchased at
Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh. You can also purchase
from the church by mail, using the order
form on Shadyside's website.
See a SAMPLE
CHAPTER
Pittsburgh"s Shadyside Presbyterian Church,
completed in 1890, is one of the best Richardsonian Romanesque structures
not designed by H. H. Richardson himself. A remarkable 1938 transformation
of the sanctuary introduced a liturgically complex worship space.
Surprisingly, it also brought explicit Christian symbolism to a church in
the Reformed tradition that did not display a Cross inside until a decade
later. This book explores the symbolic meaning of the architectural
arrangement, liturgical furnishings, religious sculpture and artistic
expression on both the exterior and the interior of this historic
building.
Proceeds
from the sale benefit the church's Building Community Fund. Home
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