“Dove of the Desert”
San Xavier Del Bac Mission
San Xavier del Bac Mission, located about 10 miles south of downtown Tucson, Arizona, is one of the finest and most intact examples of Spanish colonial mission architecture in the United States. Known locally as the "White Dove of the Desert," the mission has a layered history that spans Indigenous traditions, Spanish colonial ambitions, Mexican governance, and American territorial and state periods.
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“Mission of Prayer”
When I framed this photo I was in awe. Suddenly it appeared to be created with brush strokes.
Each recessed done glowed in a different light, calling for you to see its uniqueness.
This is a collection of 4 art pieces to decorate that empty wall, hallway or plain office.
Here is another choice of frame. It really catches all of essence and textures of the domed ceiling.
Limited Edition 2/50
Limited Edition 3/50
“A Hidden Path to Heaven”
These next two pictures are of the same ceiling but at different times of the day. It went from blue to a golden bronze.
“Faded Colors of Incense Caring Prayers to God”
2025
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