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Saturday, April 28, 2007

2  – 4 PM

“The Role of Icons in Rusyn Culture”
Wayne Public Library


 

Master iconographer, Raymond J. Mastroberte, will present “The Role of Icons in Rusyn Culture”. He will give an historic overview of iconography, including the iconoclast period, address why icons are important to the spirituality of the Rusyn people and discuss various types of icons. Originally from Passaic, NJ, Mr. Mastroberte studied icon painting with the late Seth Cornwall and his work incorporates both Byzantine and Russian styles of iconography. He has produced thousands of pieces for homes, churches and chapels in the United States. Mr. Mastroberte’s icons also can be seen in Canada, Mexico, France, Luxembourg, Germany, Italy, Vatican City, Russia, Bulgaria, Romania and Syria. Some of his icons will be on display.

Refreshments will be served.
For further information, call Joyce Barr at (973) 540-0871 or send an E-mail to her at JoyceCBarr@aol.com.

Directions:   Take Route 46 to the Riverview Drive Exit in the direction of Wayne. Continue on Riverview Drive to the traffic light at Valley Road. Turn right onto Valley Road and proceed to the second traffic light at Nellis Drive at the Wayne Municipal Complex. Turn left and then right to access the parking lot and the Library.

From Manhattan: Take New Jersey Transit Bus # 197 from Port Authority Bus Terminal on 8th Avenue at 42nd Street to the Valley Road/Preakness Avenue bus stop in Wayne. The bus stop is across the street from the Wayne Municipal Complex, the location of the Wayne Public Library.  The 1 PM bus arrives in Wayne at 1:47 PM and costs approximately $10 round trip.

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