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Unique Religious Cedar and Mahogany Sculpture, "Parish Priest"

Name: Unique Religious Cedar and Mahogany Sculpture, 'Parish Priest'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 138857
Price: 54.66 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.94 (227 reviews)

Product ID: 138857

by John Barrow (227)

Wearing a wide brimmed hat and a long cape, the parish priest walks through town. Inspired by people from Peru's colonial period, this handsome... more

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Wearing a wide brimmed hat and a long cape, the parish priest walks through town. Inspired by people from Peru's colonial period, this handsome sculpture comes from John Barrow. It receives its colors from wood stains and gilt and forms part of the "Historical Lima" collection.

0.27 kgs
0.6 lbs

9" H x 4.1" W x 1.4" D
9" H x 4.1" W x 1.4" D

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Ishpingo, cedar and mahogany wood
Made in Peru
Certified and shipped by our office in Peru
Product ID: 138857

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BrightSun

From Caro, Michigsn USA

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Oct 06, 2016

“Work is never done for the Parish Priest”

John Barrow, this is exquisite work.! Oh, how I love it, and I want you to know that it will be given to our parish priest in Caro, MI for Christmas. The red cross on his vestments is brilliant, as is the hat. When I saw the colors, as in the picture, I could only say, 'Wow.' This is a beautiful sculpture, John. I am delighted beyond words to have found your sculpture of the parish priest on Novica. Great work. This sculpture is definitely of a studious priest going about his work. Nice job expressing this, John.

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Michael

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Jun 25, 2025

“This piece is unique”

This piece is great and it s one piece of three that I purchased. Beautiful collection.

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EDGUBI

From Texas

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May 16, 2025

“I always love John Barrows birds!”

I have several pieces from John Barrow, including every piece Ive seen by him featuring brightly colored birds. Im always watching for when he puts out a new colorful pieces featuring birds, and this was the first Ive seen in a while. I love birds, and the mosaic sculptures he makes are a really great fit when they are colorful. They also have a really nice aromatic smell to them which I think is the wood he uses—Ive noticed that smell in Sugos work (also a woodcarver from the Andes) as well.

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“I am a perfectionist, so I prefer to look for the perfect wood type and take great care with each detail. I want to make something that is different than what you might usually see...."

John Barrow was born in London on September 22, 1934. After studying Engineering he traveled to Peru, in 1969, to work at a paper mill. His original... read more