Manternach Memorial Mural
from Prairie Public Television (2024)
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Manternach Memorial Mural
from Prairie Public Television (2024) 6 minutes, 38 seconds (full run time) This short video is on Cyrus M. Running and the monumental Manternach Memorial Mural, which he painted on site in the Carl B. Ylvisaker Library at Concordia College in 1966. It was produced for Prairie Public Television’s Prairie Mosaic and was released on Friday 22 November 2024. It includes interviews from artist Mark Larson, who restored the mural, and Mark Strand, who researched the mural and provided support and early funding that helped to initiate the restoration project. Sections 1 through 7 of the mural are currently on view in the Northeast Gallery on this level. |
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