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Full listing > Accession Painting: Second Floor Funderburg and MC General File| Accession # | Painting: Second Floor Funderburg and MC General File | | Topic | Schwarzenau: Painting by Dorothy Rarick | | Title | "Schwarzenau," a painting by artist, Dorothy Rarick | | Location | Funderburg Library, Second Floor, West Wall. Photograph in MC General File: Schwarzenau | | Citation | "Schwarzenau," a painting by artist, Dorothy Rarick , Painting: Second Floor Funderburg and MC General File, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. | | Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. | | Scope and Content | "Schwarzenau," a painting by artist, Dorothy Rarick. Photos of Dr. William Eberly hanging the painting, "Schwarzenau," by Dorothy Rarick. | | Date of Accession | Unknown | | Bio History Note | Schwarzenau is the German town near to the Eder River where Alexander Mack conducted the first trine immersion baptism (1708). The Brethren and millions of individuals can trace their spiritual roots to that moment in time. |
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