File:Plate 20—Terrestrial Room, Looking East toward the Veil.png
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editDescriptionPlate 20—Terrestrial Room, Looking East toward the Veil.png |
English: This is the room shown in Plate 19, but here it is pictured from a point at the west end. The framed canvas on the right is the original painting by Girard depicting the scene of Joseph in prison, interpreting the portentous dreams of Pharaoh's butler and baker. A picture of the Holy Family occupies a prominent position at the east end, immediately above the Veil.
The Veil, which separates the Terrestrial Room from the room that typifies the Celestial state, is a portiere hung in four sections. The Veil is approached by a short flight of steps from the floor of the room. |
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Source | The House of the Lord: A Study of Holy Sanctuaries, Ancient and Modern |
Author | C. R. Savage Co. |
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