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As these tiles are cut from real rock, the white flecks and edging on each one will be unique. They are easy to clean, and come with a cork bottom to prevent slipping, and heat transfer. | As these tiles are cut from real rock, the white flecks and edging on each one will be unique. They are easy to clean, and come with a cork bottom to prevent slipping, and heat transfer. | ||
=====Gallery Talk: Graven Images—Symbolism of Life and Death on Early American Graves===== | |||
[https://harvardartmuseums.org/calendar/gallery-talk-graven-images-symbolism-of-life-and-death-on-early-american-graves by harvard Art Museums 31/10/24] | |||
Explore the iconography of early American gravestones from New England burial grounds, and gain insight into localized craftsmanship and early American belief systems. These gravestone rubbings are featured in a small installation titled Spiritual Relief, now on view in Gallery 2240. | |||
