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SmugMug > keywords > timothy j mcauliffe > Per Mr. John McAuliffe: This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor). After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina..... I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that. This view shows the Irish symbols around the border.
SmugMug > keywords > timothy j mcauliffe > Per Mr. John McAuliffe: This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor). After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina..... I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that. Here is the full size monument....The granite is Milford Pink..... from quarry in Milford, MA.
SmugMug > keywords > timothy j mcauliffe > This copper likeness of Andrew Athy is part of a sculptor located in St. John cemetery, Worcester. Per Mr. John McAuliffe: My Grandfather, Timothy J.McAuliffe sc, designed and sculpted this Irish High Cross at his studio here in Worcester. This monument is just Beautiful! It is all hand carved, without electric tools. It was the first Irish Cross in St. John Cemetery. It is on the grave of Andrew Athy, who had an Undertaker Funeral business here. His grandson, Anthony now runs the business... The copper likeness of Athy was also done by Timothy... Notice T.J. McAuliffe signature under the figure (R). The original was stolen, pryed off the monument a few years ago... but Anthony had a spare...My dad worked for while with T.J.....but later at the Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney Studio in NYC...until his sickness and death. Now you know why I like and have an interest in monuments, and enjoy the talent of these sculptors of the various VBOB monuments... John
SmugMug > keywords > timothy j mcauliffe > Per Mr. John McAuliffe: My Grandfather, Timothy J.McAuliffe sc, designed and sculpted this Irish High Cross at his studio here in Worcester. This monument is just Beautiful! It is all hand carved, without electric tools. It was the first Irish Cross in St. John Cemetery. It is on the grave of Andrew Athy, who had an Undertaker Funeral business here. His grandson, Anthony now runs the business... The copper likeness of Athy was also done by Timothy... The original was stolen, pryed off the monument a few years ago... but Anthony had a spare...My dad worked for while with T.J.....but later at the Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney Studio in NYC...until his sickness and death. Now you know why I like and have an interest in monuments, and enjoy the talent of these sculptors of the various VBOB monuments... John
SmugMug > keywords > timothy j mcauliffe > Per Mr. John McAuliffe: This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor). After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina..... I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that. To see all photos submitted from many about the 87th Infantry Division, or to submit yours, go to: http://history06.smugmug.com and For info on 87th Infantry Division Association: http://www.87thinfantrydivision.com
Per Mr. John McAuliffe:

This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor).

After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina.....

I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that.

This view shows the Irish symbols around the border.
> Per Mr. John McAuliffe: This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor). After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina..... I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that. This view shows the Irish symbols around the border.
Per Mr. John McAuliffe:

This crucifixion plaque was sculptured by my Dad, Florence McAuliffe for his father's gravestone...Timothy J. McAuliffe (also a sculptor).

After 60 years it had gathered a deep stained green patina.....

I spent hours removing it and applying a bronze laquer stain and a sealant spray over that.

This view shows the Irish symbols around the border.
Photo by: history06 • see photo in gallery
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