Portland Press Herald (Maine), October 12th, 2003
Portland Press Herald (Maine) 10-12-2003 Iconography Edition: FINAL Section: Audience Many people today have religious statues or photographs in their homes. These everyday objects aren't of a spectacular nature, by and large, but hold special meaning to those who cherish them. This habit hasn't changed much over the centuries. "From Byzantium to Russia: Popular Icons for Personal Devotion," an exhibit of religious icons found in the homes of everyday people, opens at Bates College Museum of Art on Oct. 17. The exhibit, loaned by George Contis of Virginia, contains 100 pieces, most of them m...
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