Salt Mausoleum Figure Honors Sir Titus Salt’s Family
The Bradford Observer describes a 7 ft 3 in Carrara marble figure set in a Sicilian marble framework with blue grey pilasters and a dove pediment. It bears the inscription Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord and the artist’s arms, with intricate symbolism of peace courage and strength. The monument honors Sir Titus Salt and the Salt family and is intended to endure for future generations.
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Peter the Great relics found in Great Peter Street house
The London Gazette notes a sideboard bookcase and an iron cheat made by Peter the Great during his early work years in England. Russian nobleman Gregoire Tscherikoff plans to present them to Moscow for display among Peter’s relics.
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