OH_Zanesville--St. Nicholas Catholic Church--Columbus Frieze
ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, COLUMBUS FRIEZE--ZANESVILLE, OH
Title of Installation:
St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Church, Christopher Columbus frieze
Materials Used:
Ceramic tiles
General Description:
This is an exterior frieze of two angels on a red tile background, a rectangular tiled date marker, and a lunette scene of Christopher Columbus. The interior entrance floor is also tiled with similar tiles.
Technical Information (Size,mfg., etc.):
These tiles were made by the Mosaic Tile Company of Zanesville, OH. They were manufactured by a process that created pseudo-mosaic-encaustic designs,* patented by Herman C. Mueller in 1895 (Patent No. 537703).
Year Created:
1898
Year Installed, if different:
Does Installation Still Exist?
Yes
If Not, What Happened?
State:
Ohio
City:
Zanesville
Location of Installation:
925 E Main St. (U.S. Route 40), Zanesville, OH 43701
GPS Coordinates:
39|56|24|N,82|0|4|W
Directions to Installation:
Additional Information, Websites, Citations:
*http://tileresearcharticles.omeka.net/items/show/18
Photos courtesy of Michael Padwee
Submitted by and Year:
Michael Sims and Michael Padwee (tileback101'at'collector.org); October 2010
A dated tile panel on the facade
The pseudo-mosaic-encaustic tile foyer floor