Saint Abigail of Utmost Faith

Saint Abigail:
-Old testament matriarch
-Patron saint of beekeepers
-And seen here - Saint Abigail Prinsloo in 1948: The Patron Saint of Utmost Faith

Saint Abigail of Utmost Faith
Found Photograph, 12 May, 2014
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Benoit of Comberbach

Champion defender for The Great Lawsuit (1843), Benoit Woodbridge Comberbach (of Comberbach) would eventually pen By Order of Understanding in the late 19th century (a transformative legal doctrine better known as Clemency and Commiseration in the 20th century and simply, Druthers for Others, or how it is referred to today).

Benoit of Comberbach, 1872
2015, found tintype
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The Family Crest Of Thomas Middleditch

Chiefly set in the hundred of Pimhill, Myddle Castle was built perhaps 1308, by Lord John Le Strange. The castle would ultimately collapse into ruin during the earthquake of 1688, but recognition of the Middleditch family crest would only grow. Spelling variations eventually included: Middle, Midel, Mittel, Mittle, Middler, Midlar and Thomas Middleditch.

The Family Crest of Thomas Middleditch
October, 2015; found tintype
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Venez a Moi (Our Lady of Immeasurable Likeness)

A Frailty of Idols (our lady of immeasurable likeness)
Acrylic/canvas + ambrotype, glass and collage on antique mirror upon acrylic on paper; 2015; 91 x 55.5 cm
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Venez à Moi (detail)
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Raven de la Mort

Raven de la Mort (Over there, beyond the hill, lies our Raven, still)
1908/2011, found photos, antique frame, graphite and vellum, ~25x60 cm
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