Washington National Cathedral Grotesques: Infancy & Old Age in Washington, D.C. by Jay Hall Carpenter, Lawrence Terrafranca

Jay Hall Carpenter, Lawrence Terrafranca (click name for more of that artist's work)Scroll down for 4 pictures
Click herefor more info

Don't miss the other 111 gargoyles on our "Gargoyles Page!"
Or the dozens of other Cathedral sculptures on our "Cathedral Hub Page."
Visit the Book storefor books about the Cathedral

Previous sculpture — Next sculpture
Go to Southwest DC — Go to Maryland suburbs
Back to top

0002000/02824_0010029649 (added ca. 8/26/2007)

Previous sculpture — Next sculpture
Go to Southwest DC — Go to Maryland suburbs
Back to top

0002000/02824_0010029639 (added ca. 8/26/2007)

The Stabbergargoyle is on the left & the Infancy & Old Agepair of grotesques is on the right.

Previous sculpture — Next sculpture
Go to Southwest DC — Go to Maryland suburbs
Back to top

0002000/02784_0010037269 (added ca. 10/14/2007)

The Stabbergargoyle is on the left & Grabberon the right. Above them in the center are the Infancy & Old Agepair of grotesques.

Previous sculpture — Next sculpture
Go to Southwest DC — Go to Maryland suburbs
Back to top

0002000/02783_0010029689 (added ca. 8/26/2007)

More Info

Medium: Limestone
Artist: Jay Hall Carpenter, Lawrence Terrafranca (click name for more of that artist's work)
Related subjects: Children; Gargoyles/Grotesques
Location: Massachusetts & Wisconsin Aves NW (SW tower, W face, center buttress gablet) Washington, D.C. National Cathedral

Nearest Metro: Woodley Park - Zoo - Adams Morgan(Red) (click station name for all sculptures nearby) (dcMem ID #2824 )

Links & other sources
Washington Cathedral website
Guide to Gargoyles & Other Grotesques
Wikipedia article on gargoyles
WNC Gargoyle Tour Page

Home Page

Site Map

Full Index

Artist Index

Subject Index

<< Previous Sculpture
Wisconsin Ave (189 sculptures)
Go to Southwest DC
Next Sculpture >>
Wisconsin Ave (189 sculptures)
Go to Maryland suburbs


.