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10 Parks near Portersville, Pennsylvania
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184 Badger Hill Road Portersville, Pennsylvania 16051 (map) | (724) 368-3564
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 28 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $55.00
This campground is a little tight for big rigs. There are activities and the camp store is nice. Laundry was clean. Arcade machines did not work well. Dog park is nice however it requires a short hike through a pine forest. Nice park otherwise. - Texas Gals
Jun 2015 - $50.00
Big rigs should avoid this park. Narrow entry road off the freeway, no place to park to check in and sites are angled at 90 degrees making them difficult to get in and out of. Staff on arrival was young, unprofessional and not helpful at all. It is in a beautiful setting and would be a nice place to stay with a small unit or a tent. - Amls
Oct 2014 - $50.00
Really nice park with easy interstate access but far enough away to be quiet. Super clean, well maintained and beautiful. If you have an RV 30' or shorter I recommend it. Big rigs should stay away. The sites are long enough but very narrow and to enter or exit your site you need to make a ninety degree turn onto a very narrow road. - Igotjam
8775 US-422 New Castle, Pennsylvania 16101 (map) | (724) 924-2415
Sites: 208 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 21 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $45.00
Sites are tight, but site 20 was ample for our 42'. Trees toward the back of our site still allowed us to use our satellite. The pool was nice, had one foot deep shallow end up to five foot at its deepest. Quite a few seasonals, well taken care of. Decent playground as well. We also rented the deluxe family cabin, site
79, complaints about the comfort of the beds. A/C could be a little better as well. Overall this campground isn't bad, just tight. - User3025
Jun 2016 - $45.00
The spots for overnighters are extremely tight! We had a hard time getting into our site that was not very level front to back so we had to unhook the toad to position the coach. Sites are very muddy in the rain. There is a nice dog park, playground for the kids, and a store with lots of stuff. With our 37' RV we would not stay here again. - Tony Connie and Rusty
Jul 2015 - $45.00
Back to back sites. Back in (some pull throughs), some seasonal (very clean), Gated. Site is grass, shaded. Playground, pool, dog park, bath, laundry. Activities on weekends. I felt a little closed in with the back to back site. But, great place would go back and ask for a pull through. - jcpjane
159 Perry Highway (Rt 19) Harmony, Pennsylvania 16037 (map) | (724) 452-9204
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 14 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $50.00
Stay as far away from this place as you can. For $50.00 all you get is W/S/E at a fairly level site. No cable or internet, no over the air TV. - Chiefmorgan
Jul 2016 - $33.00
Close to I-79. Roads in park are straight and turns are easily made, however, the surface is very rough. Staff helpful but office closed most of the time. Most of the sites are seasonal and these are spacious and well maintained. The transient sites are not. While they are very level, they are close to each other. With slides and awnings out you may have less then 10ft separation. Many are pull-thru but then they put someone behind you leaving very little length to the site. When it rains they flood. Other then the poor transient sites and roads, the park is clean and well maintained. There is a very nice play area with a basketball court. There is no wi-fi but our AT&T and Dish satellite worked well. There are very few choices for rv parks in the Pittsburgh area so we would stay here again. - atwig
Jul 2016 - $34.00
Interior roads need repaved. Sites are gravel/grass and very narrow, put your awning out and it will rest on the slide out awning of your neighbor's. Very minimal staff. There is no one in the office, it asks you to call a cellphone number only after ten o'clock. Security gate straightforward plastic I'D card. Pools is open and looks clean and tidy. Games room and community hall: live bands on a Saturday. No dog park but plenty of walks with one unusual feature: a footbridge that goes into Main Street Zelienople open at one end locked at the other?? Some contractors, but mostly weekenders. The "TS" sites are kept for short term visitors. - BRIDGEMAN
854 Evans City Rd Renfrew, Pennsylvania 16053 (map) | (724) 789-9340
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $36.00
Is geared towards seasonals. They have over 200 seasonal sites and about 15-20 visitor sites. Owner is very nice and personally escorted us and helped us park. It was reasonably close to Pittsburgh and we were visiting family, that's why we chose it. When we pulled up we stopped at a gate to enter the park, we were told to back up and go up a dirt path to the visitor sites. The seasonal sites are behind a gate and surrounded by a fence. We felt like an afterthought and an outcast. For the weekend it was us and maybe 4 other RV's, but they parked us all close together. The sites are laid out oddly, the electric and water hookups are on the opposite than most other campgrounds and we had to run the hoses across our site. The sewer hookup for the next site was super close to our picnic table and fire pit (like within 6 feet) The sites were very narrow, we could not fit out truck in front of the site, even perpendicular. The neighbors had a fire and they were so close I was afraid of our tanks exploding. We asked permission to receive mail there and they allowed it but didn't notify us that anything arrived and seemed annoyed when we asked. The restrooms were clean, we had to walk quite a ways around a building or else jump the fence and walk through the seasonal side. Lots of options for the area, we probably wont stay here again. Price was comparable to others. - sbrigga315
Jun 2015 - $31.00
We didn't notice any of the ruts as mentioned in other reviews. There are two speed bumps, one on the entrance road and one at the entrance to the transient camp area. Neither are unusual. Our site was very nice with plenty of room. It slopped back to front and right to left, but we were able to level with out too much effort. Good cable TV. Bad WiFi. Given the overall lack of full hook-up sites in the general area, this campground is a gem. We would return if in the area. - 15243
Jul 2010 - $35.00
The Pittsburgh area has very few CGs around, and this is one of the better ones we have used. The CG is overwhelmingly permanents, and the transient section is separate (about 20 sites). The sites were 100% grass, which is great when the weather cooperates. Our site, and many others had very deep depressions where the camper sits. It is basically a hole, I suppose from years of camping, without any attempt to fill and level the site. If you had a lot of rain, you would be sitting over top of a giant puddle under your unit. The hole was so deep that our bottom step nearly rested on the ground. But, we had good weather, and the abundant grassy areas made for great play areas and sites for pick up games for the kids. And when outside, the grass was soft under your feet, so going barefoot was very comfortable. The road into the CG and to the site had numerous and very tall speed bumps. Use care, as there are numerous indications of hitches, etc. hitting them. There is a very tight turn at the top of the hill, and having forgotten to take off my sway bars, one popped out and I drug it for several yards without realizing it. Not necessarily the CGs fault: just a warning. The office staff was courteous, but not overly friendly. The site shares an electrical post with the adjoining site, and the folks there had taken the only 30A outlet. The office supplied me with an adapter pigtail, no questions asked. Laundry and bath houses are all in the permanent section, which has a coded gate. You have to drive there if you have a load of laundry as it is too hilly and far away to walk. If no one is in the office, you are out of luck getting through the gate. Grounds were well tended, and pool looked clean. Definitely an older CG, but it seemed to be adequately cared for. We would use this CG again. - begerter
1337 Butler Pike Mercer, Pennsylvania 16137 (map) | (724) 748-3160
Sites: 160 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 65 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $50.00
Nice park, heavily wooded prohibiting satellite reception. Clean long gravel sites. WiFi not existent. - Field Trip
Aug 2016 - $48.00
Nice clean KOA. Clean outdoor pool, store well stocked. Laundry located in store was good price ($2/wash & .75 dried a medium load). Exercise equipment nice. For some reason television went out and then just one channel worked the last two days of our stay. Some rain. No heavy storms. Grass extremely high at pond and throughout property. Huge yellow jacket nest at entry of women's bathroom. Staff said they have been trying to get rid of it for two weeks. Apparently calling in professional pest control is not an option? - eliterror
Aug 2016 - $51.00
Every time we stay here the place looks better. The sites have plenty of room. - piclif
449 Campground Road Harrisville, Pennsylvania 16038 (map) | (724) 735-2417
Sites: 143 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 25 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $37.00
This has just become our favorite (close to home) park. Paved roads, large level gravel sites, nice pool, good playground, excellent mini-golf course. Staff was very friendly and helpful; we were escorted to our site and given help to get backed in since they don't have pull-thru sites. All hook-ups worked well although the water outlet was rather far from the site; we had to use our 50' hose to get connected. The wifi worked well and we were able to get a lot of channels off the antenna. Their dog park had ramps and tunnels and other obstacles which our pups enjoyed much more than just a bare lot to sniff around in. They were constantly working to maintain and improve the sites, although the park was already in excellent condition. There were almost constant activities scheduled for the kids and, even though participation was low during the week, they still put them on. My only slight complaint - and the only reason I didn't give them a 10 -was a $15 charge for a wrist band to use the jump pads, mini-golf and bike rental. If you only have one child, the free mini-golf was pretty much useless and she had her own bike so it came down to too much money for a couple of minutes on the jump pad. Other than that, we really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back. - SandyA
Jun 2016 - $58.00
Pride in ownership everywhere you look. The Quiqley family really knows how to run a campground. Bathrooms are spotless; every time I used the restroom it looked like I was the first one to use it after being cleaned. The facilities are exceptionally well maintained. Camp store is quite extensive. The kids had an absolute blast; between the visits with Yogi Bear and all sorts of activities and crafts, no one was ever bored. The staff was very friendly; special shout-out to Miss Cathi (from Texas) and the wonderful treatment she gave my kids. Would not hesitate to visit again even though it is a long drive from our home in Indiana. We spoke with several repeat / seasonal campers (btw, seasonal campsites were very well maintained, not dumpy looking like at some parks) who all voiced the same happiness with this place. It's no wonder they have so many repeat customers. If there was one improvement I could offer, it would be to expand the swimming pool and add a splash pad; word is the owner is considering doing something like that in the future. - Fdwt994
Oct 2014 - $55.00
We stayed here for their Halloween celebration. They had trick-or-treating for the kids and a haunted pavilion. This park always amazes. We camped in the overflow area and our site was level and spacious. We will definitely be back. - Trinket
84 Rocky spring Rd Mercer, Pennsylvania 16137 (map) | (724) 662-1568
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $34.00
This is a very nice campground. Everything is well kept and clean. Nice pool and playground. Our site was fairly level, adequately spaced and not hard to get into. We had an escort, Joe, who took us to our site and assisted with maneuvering in. He was friendly and knowledgeable. The owners are extremely friendly and helpful. They even deliver ice and firewood to your site for a fair price. They do their best to make you feel welcome and appreciated.
The only down side to our site was a large tree with roots that extended into our door area. Since there was a dry spell the roads were very dusty. Both were mild irritations not problems.
The transient and seasonal areas are separate. We found the seasonal people to be quite friendly. All of their sites are tidy and kept to look like they are part of a campground, not a trailer park.
We would camp here again without hesitation. Our week there was very pleasant.
We camped here in a travel trailer. - Stephen20
May 2014 - $38.00
The owners could not have been nicer. When we checked in the owner took us to our spot and helped us back in. They have a nice playground and pool. The restrooms were very clean. I would definitely camp there again. - beaglefamily24
Jun 2013 - $54.00
This park is very clean, quite, and well maintained. The pool was nice. They have a great catch and release pond that yielded some 3+ pound large mouths. The sites are well spaced and relatively level and the owners are super nice. I would have rated higher, but they charge an extra $8 per kid over two. This is a little steep for the area and there were limited (hayride) organized activities for children. We will camp here again. - Trinket
251 Hodgson Rd. Darlington, Pennsylvania 16115 (map) | (724) 846-5964
Sites: 66 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
On PA-51, about 6 miles from the Ohio border. Turn east/south at the blinking yellow light onto OH-168, Salem Church Road then about .8 mile, turn right on Hodgson Road, then .8 mile and left into the CG.
Weekly rate $170; monthly $380. No credit/debit cards accepted; cash or check only. All electric is metered, even for daily visits ($0.11/kwh). One employee who is very friendly and helpful. Municipal access roads are sufficiently wide, maintained, asphalt but lots of ups-and-downs. Watch for one low-hanging tree on Hodgson Road. Internal roads are gravel, somewhat narrow with no overhead obstacles.
A variety of sites which are grass/gravel with mowed lawns and occasional tall trees. A few sites have patios; most have picnic tables. All sites are FHU-20/30/50, level with pedestal at the road end of the sites. Sufficient clear sky for satellite antennas. No cable TV. Fires permitted in fire rings. Well water has low, but adequate pressure and okay taste. No office store. No propane sales. Restrooms/showers are old but clean with newer fixtures but minimal privacy (score "B-"). No laundry.
Spacious, grass playground. Very nice, unheated, salt water pool. No spa. Free Wi-Fi but internet access is weak and unreliable. Verizon coverage is dismal at "½ bar." CG is in the country and is very quiet. No recycling bins. - StephenK
Aug 2016 - $30.00
We stayed for 4 days visiting relatives in the area. The campground was nice and neat. We got a shaded, pull-in site. Many of the RVs seemed as if they were seasonals and were empty. Check in was fine and the campground was easy to find and access. They only accept cash or checks, so happy we remembered the checkbook. There was a nice playground; the kids enjoyed that quite a bit. The owner lady knocked on our RV to remind us that the pool was open, but we were busy with relatives. It was nice she thought about the kids. At checkout (we were trying to leave at 9am), no one was in the office or adjacent trailer so had to call the owner's phone. Wanted someone to come read the electricity meter, but could not get a hold of anyone. Finally, at departure time, as we were pulling out, we ran into one of the attendants and he read the meter. There was no delay afterall, but didn't like that I couldn't find anyone initially. (Only $9 for 4 days for electricity.) Overall, good experience & would stay here again when visiting family in Beaver.
Initially, I was concerned about the other negative reviews and questioned booking here, but turned out fine and it was convenient. There were RULES posted rather excessively (no rugs or anything on grass, etc) around the campground, but we experienced no issues or tongue-lashings; think they just take pride in their campground. - Camping with kiddos
Jun 2014 - $30.00
We stayed here with a travel trailer and a tent. They are very unorganized and kept moving us to different sites. They don't want anything on their grass. The owners are not friendly and yelled when our truck went in the grass to make the turn into our spot. They have a swing on the playground that is apparently for handicapped kids although there is nothing indicating that. I was swinging my daughter in it and the owner came over and told me to get her out because he paid too much money for her to ruin it. They charge you extra for your electric usage on top of your nightly fee. There are no activities except bingo and there is one bath house at the front of the park. I would not camp there again. - beaglefamily24
235 Skyline Dr Mercer, Pennsylvania 16137 (map) | (724) 662-4560
Sites: 325 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 25 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $17.00
Has the feel of a mobile home park. There are a lot of permanent RVs setup and year round residents here. The roads are narrow throughout the park and were muddy during our 2 night stay here. There lots of pine trees & tree stumps on the RV sites. The park has 5-6 pull-through full hookup sites for overnight guests. The sites are lightly graveled & short. Our 35 ft fit the site but we had to disconnect & angle our truck so it wasn't out in the road. About as far from being a resort as you can get. We won't stay here again. - sbelle55
Nov 2015 - $17.00
Directions on website say don't follow GPS but their directions are confusing. They tell you to go west but the sign says N or S.
Site are FHU 50amp, PTH, gravel with grass. They are close but enough room between. No cable but TV over antenna. Playground, pool. No dog run but places to walk. Permanent sites were OK. Fine for an overnight. - jcpjane
Aug 2015 - $27.00
Would not stay here again. Power surges over 130 and below 103. Talked to office and their solution was use 30 amp to 50 adapter. Tried to run 1 ac with everything else in rv off power fluctuations all over the scale. - Genecolleen
48626 Brushville Rd East Palestine, Ohio 44445 (map) | (330) 457-2167
Sites: 167 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $40.00
Everything about average. Sites were decent, seasonal campers were friendly. Roads were drivable. Staff was able to answer questions when needed - NE Ohio Camper
Aug 2012 - $25.00
Very quiet park. Very friendly staff. Wide range of sites available: from open area pull-throughs to shady seasonal sites. There is a fairly large number of seasonal campers, most units and sites appear to be very well maintained. Good TV signal via antenna and excellent Verizon cellular signal. Would definitely stay here again. - rjohnso3a


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If you have offices in some of the warmer parts of Australia, you know how uncomfortable it can be for staff to wear traditional formal corporate wear. In order to keep your staff happy, professionally attired and comfortable in all temperatures, it can pay to think outside the box when planning your corporate uniforms. Lighter layers In the hotter weather, rather than having a single piece of clothing, it can be helpful to have layers that people can adjust to fit warmer outside temperatures and cooler air conditioned office spaces. This gives the uniforms flexibility for people to make outfits that are comfortable for them. Keep each layer light by choosing unlined pieces and easy to co-ordinate separates. Show some flexibility Even if your broader corporate uniform calls for wearing blazers and pantyhose, it can be a good idea to show some flexibility to staff in the warmer climates. The local business climate is likely to be more casual, as most of the warmer cities in Australia have a more casual business culture overall. Equally, scarves can be stifling in hot weather, so let staff have a simpler uniform with sleeveless dresses and light weight pant suits. Easy dry If you are in a sweaty climate you will probably need to wash uniforms regularly. Try to find uniforms in an easy dry material, so they can be washed each night if needed. Well-designed pieces that stand up to regular washing are a must in these climates. Natural fibres tend to breath more and be more comfortable, but they don't stand up as well to frequent washing so your staff may need more sets of uniforms overall. Light-weight wool can be a surprisingly cool and appropriate choice for summer suits, and the "cool wool" options are usually machine washable. Hats and UV protective clothing If your staff need to be outside for periods of time but still need to wear a corporate uniforms, such as car sales staff, you should also incorporate a UV protection factor in the corporate clothing you select. Smart hats and high UV protection clothing can help people stay cooler as well as ensure you are looking after your staff's OHS risks for outside work in warmer climates. If you are looking to choose a uniform for your staff in warmer climates, head into a corporate wear supplier like Hot Cotton to see what option might suit your...read more
India is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular destinations in the world, and everybody should backpack the world's largest democracy at least once in their lifetime. India is a land of contradictions: it is at once full of cramped dirty streets but also expansive landscapes, it is the land of mountains but also desert, and it is home to people of many faiths who all live together harmoniously. Before you actually make it to India, there are numerous things to take into consideration, such as the vaccinations you need, how to apply for a visa, and vitally, what you should pack. On a backpacking trip, you will have a limited supply of clothing apparel, so this is what you should and shouldn't put into your backpack. Forget white. That floaty white dress you have might seem like a great idea in the heat of the midday Indian sun, but after wearing it once and finding brown splodges and stains all over it, you will regret the decision. First of all, eating curry with your hands for the first time can be a challenge, and you are likely to get some on your clothes. Secondly, in many parts of the country such as the big cities (Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata), and states such as Rajasthan, dust flies around and will attack your clothes when you are just taking a stroll on the street. Layers of thin clothing. On a trip to India, you will most likely find yourself in blisteringly hot destinations such as Goa or Rajasthan. Unless you are planning on spending a lot of time in the north, in places like Dharamshala and Kashmir, leave your winter clothing. You might end up in a chilly hill station a few times, but then it's better to put layers of clothing on instead of carrying around the fancy wool apparel you have from home. If you really need a sweater, you can buy a cheap one wherever you are in India, and donate it once you leave. Cover up. When you know that you are going to a hot country such as India, it can be tempting to just pack shorts and vests, but if you are planning on visiting any temples, mosques, or other religious sites, it's extremely important that you have some clothing that covers you. Upon entering a place of worship, you should at least wear something that falls below the knees and below the elbows – otherwise you could cause offence or be refused...read more
Stubborn stains from food, drinks and oil on clothes can be widely frustrating, especially when you're not in a position to treat the stain immediately. Before you discard your precious stain-mutilated dress or blemished pair of jeans, try these helpful tips to get rid of these stubborn stains. And if these home-based cleaning solutions don't work, you can always send it in for dry cleaning to get rid of obstinate stains. Red Wine Stains The trick with treating red wine stains is to take corrective action as soon as possible without allowing the stain to dry on your clothes. If red wine spills on your clothes, sprinkle a handful of salt generously over the stain until it is completely covered. The salt will start absorbing the colour of the red wine and will turn pink as the red wine stain is seeping out of your clothes. Add some club soda over it to completely remove the stain from the garment. The soda's sodium and carbonation components work well for removing stains. Once done, place the clothing in cold detergent-infused water and let it soak overnight. Your red wine stain should have completely disappeared by now. Grease or Oil Stains Unaddressed grease and oil stains will damage your clothing, so it's best to treat them immediately. Start by placing some paper towels over the stain to remove the excess oil from the area, but take care not to rub it in further –– gentle blotting is sufficient. Apply absorbent powders like salt or baking soda and allow it to sit on the stain for a few minutes to pull the oil out of the fabric. Apply liquid detergent directly to the stain and allow it to seep in before rinsing. Once you're done, machine-wash the clothes to the highest water temperature recommended for the material. If your clothes cannot be machine washed, be sure to have it dry cleaned as soon as you can. Coffee Stains Coffee stains are incredibly messy, especially when you wear something white. Cover the stain with some salt and lemon juice and let the solution sit for a few minutes. The acidic properties of lemon will bleach the garment to its original white state. Don't use lemon on any other colour, because it could lighten the colour of your clothes. If you spill coffee on coloured clothing, use either salt or baking soda to absorb the stain and let it sit for a few minutes. Rinse in warm soap water and your fabric will look good as new. If these home-based stain removal remedies don't work, give your clothes for dry cleaning as soon as possible to prevent long-lasting...read more
If you work in a pediatric hospital or clinic, you'll know how hard it can be to make your patients relax and feel comfortable around you. While there are many things contributing to the uncomfortable atmosphere, one thing you can control is how you look. Here are some ways you can personalise your scrubs while staying with your medical facilities dress code. Groovy name tags There are a few nametag suppliers which create medical tags with cool characters. These characters can make it easier for younger pre-reading patients to identify you (as Ms. Fairy Wings or Mr. Robot), and you can create fun letter shapes for early readers to check out your name. Find something that you can relate to, such as a character from a cartoon movie or series that you would like to discuss so that the kids have a starting point to get to know you better. Coloured surgical caps For a scared kid, surgical staff in identical uniforms can seem extra terrifying. Surgical caps come in a range of colours and patterns that can help make your appearance more fun. These can be particularly useful if you have a lot of hair (bushy or long hair) and find that standard issued surgical caps struggle to maintain control of your mane. Cool sneakers Being on your feet all day can be hard on the feet. While traditional white shoes tend to be cost effective and long wearing, brightly coloured sporting trainers can be easier on the feet as well as offer you a greater range of colours for the kids to admire. You can find a great range of trainers in your local athletic store. Be sure to check the cleaning instructions on any athletics shoes you buy for work though; no doubt, they'll need a spin in the washing machine or some spot cleaning at some point! Funky socks If you don't feel like wearing coloured trainers all day, another slightly less out-there option is groovy socks. They can be a great "secret" to share with a reluctant patient, who may not guess you're a secret superhero or princess fan! Personalising your healthcare uniforms is a good way to make yourself more approachable to young patients and their families and make their stay at your healthcare facility feel less intimidating. Why not investigate your facilities dress code and see what you can do to personalise your healthcare...read more


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Skip to comments.Who is Mary of Nazareth?
Posted on 04/08/2008 3:40:51 PM PDT by annalex
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Why, there is sufficient scriptural evidence that St. Luke and St. John at least were firsthand familiar with the life of Our Lady; we know from scripture that she was with the other apostles as well at Pentecost. St. Justin Martyr (early 2c) offers the cornerstone of all orthodox mariology -- the symmetry between Mary and Eve -- which only works if Mary is completely free from sin. If the Holy Tradition did not supply that knowledge to St. Justin, he had no reason to invent it and risk someone proving him wrong.
We are never going to resolve these differences
Thousands of converts from Protestantism each Easter prove otherwise.
The Catholic population as a percent of the total is declining, so what does that tell us? Popularity is not a proof one way or the other.
Immaculate conception means that Mary was conceived free from original sin. Before I am accused of overstating the case, the Immaculate Conception doctrine was formulated with such precision late, in 19c. to be precise.
The historical belief of the Catholic and Orthodox Church of the seven ecumentical councils, held unchanged today by the Orthodox is that Mary was a virgin when Christ was conceived and remained virgin following His birth and was free from all sin all her life. However, the historical Church did not specify with precision at what moment exactly Mary was free from all sin, because the concept of Original sin was not universally held with such precision as it is held now in the West, at that time. Once the concept of original sin — a sinful predisposition inherited from Adam and present from conception in all men — has been developed in the West, Immaculate Conception became a logically necessary refinement of the historical belief in sinlessless of Mary.
The practice of the Church — since the Pentecost till today — is that doctrines are formulated when a controversy about them arises but not sooner. The fact that a doctrine was proclaimed at a given time, say in 19c does not mean that the doctrine was something made up or innovated at that time. In fact, churches were dedicated to the immaculate conception in the West way before the 1st Vatican council, — it had been a belief of the Church all along in some inchoate form.
Existence of well-informed converts prove that individual Protestants can change and come home to the Catholic Church for reasons of conscience.
As if there are not well informed Catholics who leave the church and find they have a better relationship with Christ elsewhere.
I never read a convincing Protestant conversion story. The template is always
— The Catholic Church does not teach from scripture
— I was told that rituals and rules save me
— Now I have a personal relationship with Jesus and read the Bible.
A well-informed Catholic will never say such dreck. Sure people leave: the Church is an early-medieval countercultural, terribly demanding institution, while Protestantism caters to the modern middle class with utter servility.
But my point was much simpler than that — you said that the Church cannot change people's minds and the presence of informed converts demonstrates otherwise.
The terms for brother, step-brother, and cousin did not have the distinct meanings that they have in modern English, hence the misinterpretations that result from using modern English as the definitive basis for one's interpretations.
Because it is not a big issue to Protestants. As far as who is 'well informed' and what is 'dreck', that is nothing but your biased opinion and only serves to be inflammatory. As far as me saying 'the Church cannot change people's minds', I never said that. I just don't see fights between denominations or Catholics vs. Protestants as being God's will. I view us all as brothers and sisters in Christ, and most of the differences we bicker over mean little to God.
Is the person Jesus God incarnate, or is he something less?
The people who originally rejected "Mother of God" (or its Greek equivalent, Theotokos), thought Jesus was something less than God incarnate. Do you agree with them?
Why certain people may have rejected term "Mother of God" hundreds of years ago is of no concern to me nor does it have any relevance to me. Jesus was the manifestation of God in the flesh, and that is who specifically the Bible calls Mary the mother of. The Bible does not refer to Mary as the Mother of God or the Queen of Heaven or any of the other Godlike titles Catholics like to give to Mary. God and the Son existed long before Mary, and to call Mary Mother of God needless confuses things.
I enumerated the elements that point to the former Catholic being badly informed: the ideas that the Church does not teach or know the scripture, that the sacraments are rituals, that obedience to rules saves, that personal relationship with Jesus cannot exist in a liturgical hierarchical church -- all come from ignorance of Catholicism.
Do these differences "mean little to God"? The scripture tells us that they are of great concern to God: St. Paul was furious that there were divisions in Corinth; Christ prayed fervently that we be one as His Father and He are one. Surely we can cooperate, for example, in pro-life politics, and very much in Protestantism remains Catholic and is therefore authentic Christianity, even though it is rarely acknowledged. However, the religious belief dictates culture and culture drives politics; it is hard for me to observe the centrifugal trajectory of Protestant Christianity in the past few centuries and not to expect even weaker bonds between us in the future.
The division Paul spoke of was not about things like what title to call Mary by. The divisions Paul spoke against was that who to follow. Some were saying Paul, others were saying Appolo, others were saying Christ. That is what Paul was upset by. People are saved by belief in Christ Jesus, not by any church or its numerous doctrines.
What to call Mary by is indeed unimportant, unless, like the objectin to the "Mother of God", it betrays a christological disagreement. Our marian devotions differ, for example, in the West and in the East. I was always puzzled by the vehemence with which Roman Catholic expressions of piety are attacked by the Protestants.
The true problem is indeed whom to follow: the followers of Luther, and, especially, Calvin simply don't have the Catohlic belief system intact, starting with its core, the Eucharist. We don't have visible communion because we don't have the sacramental union.
Well, some, anyway.
Because many Protestants view your reverence towards Mary as going beyond piety to deity.
Well, talking past each other on that is surely a sign of schism that should matter a great deal to God.
Mary IS the mother of God. One cannot separate Christ's humanity from his deity. This, in fact, is what raised the issue of Mary's role at the Council of Chalcedon.
People came to the orthodox conclusions about Mary because of what was known by the orthodox to be true about Christ, but was denied by the Arians and others.
Marian doctrines always have Christological issues at their core; they're not promulgated merely to magnify Mary further.
You don't have to to make the argument.
I never read a convincing Protestant conversion story. The template is always The Catholic Church does not teach from scriptureThe template, many times, is ...
I was told that rituals and rules save me
Now I have a personal relationship with Jesus and read the Bible.... as a Catholic, I felt like I was just going through the motionsPsalm 63:1 O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee: my soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is;
As a Protestant, ... I have found a far richer, and more intimate relationship with Jesus Christ.
Whereas I used to relate through Mary, and saints, and priests, etc., ... now I relate directly with Jesus, my Saviour, Himself, ... as in the manner of David the king.
Abraham beat Mary by about 2000 years. So did Sarah his wife. Moses by about 1500 years. David beat her by 1000 years. What about Samuel? Or his mother. There's also Elijah. And Elisha. How about Rahab, the prostitute ?
All people reknown for their faith, and before Mary.
And also, as long as Mary isn't in addition to Christ for salvation.
You can choose to refer to people who preceded Christ as being counted among His Saints if you like, but most being counting after His incarnation.
And rightfully referring to Mary as His first Saint does not diminish anyone's faith.
I'd score Noah as the first person in the Bible to have demonstrated faith in God, although Enoch has a claim implied.
The Blessed Virgin Mary, though, has to be scored as the first person to have faith in Christ, though, with St. John the Baptist in utero as the historically debated runner-up.
Aren't you doing the same thing?
Read the Bible, or large sections of it, as a whole. Two of the Gospels include extensive geneologies of Jesus' heritage - tracing his origin back as a product (son) of Israel. Why is B so hard to grasp, then?
Classical Hebrew has a documented vocabulary of about 25,000 words. This is approximately 1/40th the size of the current English vocabulary. The case of classical Greek is similar.
Even discounting the explosion of technological terms in the past couple centuries, words in classical languages almost always had a wider and less precise range of meanings than we expect from modern English usage.
To squint through 21st century spectacles at a seventeenth century translation is a conspicuously error-prone method of determining the meaning of difficult parts of God's word.
P-J, you said: Mary IS the mother of God.
Show me chapter and verse where Mary is refered to, word for word, as "the mother of God".
What Mary was mother to died. Diety doesn't die, not even for a second. God was IN Christ. God is a Spirit. God the Father was in Christ doing the miracles.
P-J, you also say: One cannot separate Christs humanity from his deity.
AR gives you no arguement, but I will.
Christ DID separate his humanity from his diety.
That was the power in the Christ that enabled him to lay down his life, and take it back up again.
Consider the testamony of Peter to Cornelius in Acts 10:34-43: "..How God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power....for God was with him....Him God raised up the third day....it is he which was ordained of God to be the Judge of quick and dead". That's how Jesus Christ can say: "All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth".
Mary was given the great honor of giving birth to the human that God would give his Spirit to without measure. John 3:34
Yet, Mary did not give Jesus Christ any power whatsoever; and therefore is not "the mother of God".
>> Aren't you doing the same thing? <<
How so? I'm exactly acknowledging that the lady in Revelations does represent the covenant Israel. All I'm saying is that it is highly meaningful that the blessed virgin Mary re-presents the covenant Israel. She is the re-presentation, the embodiment, the fulfillment of Israel.
>> Read the Bible, or large sections of it, as a whole. Two of the Gospels include extensive geneologies of Jesus' heritage - tracing his origin back as a product (son) of Israel. Why is B so hard to grasp, then? <<
Read the geneaology of Matthew. It's told in a way which would be quite shocking to an ancient who read it for the first time:
"And Jacob begat Joseph, husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus, who is called Christ."
Notice the wording casts Joseph (and his entire lineage) as notable because of his relationship to Mary, just as it casts Mary as notable because of her relationship to Christ. What a shocking upheaval! The entire history of the Jews, leading to Joseph, whose significance is only that he is the husband of Mary.
Luke, on the other hand, uses his geneaology to emphasize that Jesus was the son of God.
>> What Mary was mother to died. <<
Take care what you state, that you do not commit blasphemy! Christ still lives! He was resurrected, body and soul, from the dead! What part of Christ do you deny? Seriously, you cannot call yourself a Christian and say that any part of Christ died! There is no corpse of Christ; there is no dead "historical Jesus." He was not given a new flesh; his risen flesh still bore the wounds where the stakes were driven through his hands and feet, and still bore the hole where the spear pierced his side. So how can Mary be mother to anything which died?
This is the very reason why Orthodox, Catholic are so mystified by Mary, and why the ancients doctrinally established the title of "Mother of God" (Theotokos): because to deny that God had a mother is to deny that God became Man.
**Take care what you state, that you do not commit blasphemy! Christ still lives!**
Hello?? FRiend, I quoted the words of Jesus from Matt. 28:18; (after the resurrection...from...the...dead) "All power is GIVEN unto me in heaven and in earth." I absolutely affirm he has risen from the dead.
So I ask you, who gave him all power? Certainly not Mary.
I referred to John 3:34. Here's the next verse: "The Father loveth the Son, and hath GIVEN ALL things into his Hand
Who raised the Christ from the dead? Certainly not Mary.
The Spirit of God left the Christ while on the cross, or he would...never...have...died. As simply as the bread and fishes was multiplied by God, so would an endless supply of oxygen charged blood sustained his body while on the cross.
But, as the passover lamb, he had to die. That's the object Mary was blessed to help bring forth; the man Christ Jesus, not the God that chose to dwell in him without measure.
**This is the very reason why Orthodox, Catholic are so mystified by Mary**
Your problem, not mine.
**the ancients doctrinally established the title of Mother of God**
And that is probably where your problem started. One could make a case that the one that transforms himself into an angel of light (Satan) has also transformed into an 'ancient' in time past.
I realize that man-made tradition dies hard, for the pride that sustains it has been passed on for generations.
Let God be true, and every man a liar.
Yes, that is a common variation as well. In other words, the poor man did not get Catholicism, — he was going through motions. Those indeed should educate themselves or leave.
Dying is a separation of the spirit from the body. Insofar as Christ's divine nature was temporarily separated from his body, Christ's divine nature did indeed die.
But even normal sinful men who die do not destroy their souls by dying.
Nothing of Christ was destroyed by death, except, temporarily, the union of his body and spirit; the first fruits of the resurrection all the dead will experience at the Final Judgment.
>> Your problem, not mine.<<
I do not use the word "mystified" as an eight-year-old would. Being mystified isn't a problem; it doesn't mean to be left puzzled over apparent contradictions. It means to be transformed into a state of awe and wonder.
>> I absolutely affirm he has risen from the dead. <<
And yet you stated, in devestating contradiction to this, the assertion that what Mary was the mother of is dead.
>> So I ask you, who gave him all power? Certainly not Mary. I referred to John 3:34. Heres the next verse: The Father loveth the Son, and hath GIVEN ALL things into his Hand Who raised the Christ from the dead? Certainly not Mary. <<
No one debates this.
>> The Spirit of God left the Christ while on the cross, or he would...never...have...died. As simply as the bread and fishes was multiplied by God, so would an endless supply of oxygen charged blood sustained his body while on the cross.
But, as the passover lamb, he had to die. Thats the object Mary was blessed to help bring forth; the man Christ Jesus, not the God that chose to dwell in him without measure. <<
But that which was the son of Mary also rose from the dead. The spirit re-entered flesh. Jesus was not the co-existence of two beings in one form, but was one being with two natures. That one being did experience death in the manner that the saints still do; like all men, his soul persisted after death. But he is neither dead nor asleep; his soul has reunited with his flesh.
When Elizabeth said, "who am I that the mother of my Lord should come to me," she did not mean in the earthly sense, for Jesus the man had "no kingdom in this world." Rather, the Greek word used to express the object of her wonder was the same word used in bibles in her day so as not to write the Holy Name. (i.e., "Thus sayeth the Lord:")
It was not until the adoptionist heresies that anyone mistook "the Lord" for anything other than "YHWH."
What would have been the point of Jesus' constant prayers to the Father, if the Father and Son were indeed the same person?
Why baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?
For those keeping score at home, the heresy we're considering in Zuriel's posts is Sabellianism, or modalism, in its modern, Oneness, expression seen in some Pentecostalist churches.
Pure HERESY. CHRIST and CHRIST alone is the path to salvation. Mary was a SINNER, was born into sin through her father.
To have faith in anything or anyone other than or including with Christ is a LIE from Satan.
Satans plan was always to deflect worship from Christ. Sharing that worship or adoration with Mary achieves that goal.
The Woman described in Revelation is either Israel or the Church which Satan wishes to destroy.
Jesus wasn't born into a sin nature because the sin nature passes through man. That is why Adam not Eve was blamed for the first sin. The responsibility fell to Adam.
The Apostles never raised Mary up for worship. They directed everything to Christ.
God always required a unblemished blood sacrifice for sin. Jesus was the ultimate and final unblemished sacrifice.
To worship Mary or have any faith in her for salvation is pure blasphemy.
John 14:6 Jesus said to him, I am the Way and the Truth and the Life; no one comes to the Father except by (through) Me (Mary's not included or wasn't left out.)
All these are your opinion, and it contradicts scripture. For example, when a woman is described in the scripture as the mother of Christ, I do not fantasize what it means, I read what is written.
Of course, John 14:6 is the Catholic teaching, as is the entire Holy Scripture.
All these are your opinion, and it contradicts scripture. For example, when a woman is described in the scripture as the mother of Christ, I do not fantasize what it means, I read what is written.
Of course, John 14:6 is the Catholic teaching, as is the entire Holy Scripture.
These are also the beliefs of men more knowledgeable than me. And what contradiction of scripture? Name one thing I stated that contradicted scripture. I can use scripture to verify everything I said.
Mary was a sinner the same as me. She is not devine. And has no power to forgive sins or provide salvation.
Her blessing was that God found favor with her to bear the savior of the world.
Mary was a sinner the same as me. She is not devine. And has no power to forgive sins or provide salvation.
The idea that Mary was a sinner is not in the scripture. Indeed she is not divine, not a priest, and not a savior.
23For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;
Again in Romans 5:12 Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:
More importantly Mary herself in Luke 1: 46 And Mary said, My soul doth magnify the Lord, 47And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.
Savior from what? There is only one thing she could be saved from-SIN.
I said: I absolutely affirm he has risen from the dead.
You said: And yet you stated, in devestating contradiction to this, the assertion that what Mary was the mother of is dead.
My exact words that you refer to were: "What Mary was mother to died."
I did not say dead, as in present tense.
**one being with two natures.**
One visible being, the man Christ Jesus (body and soul), AND the omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient God the Father that dwelleth in him, and raised him from the dead.
"..as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father.." Romans 6:4
Jesus said: "..the Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works." John 14:10
You said: When Elizabeth said, who am I that the mother of my Lord should come to me,
No arguement here. Only that the words of Peter make it clear WHO made the Son Lord: "..that God hath made this same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and Christ." Acts 2:36
That's why he is Lord, the unlimited Spirit of God is GIVEN unto him. Mary didn't make that part.
Gotta go, 200 miles to Chicago and hopefully no tornadoes enroute. I'll check back tomorrow night.
**Why baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?**
The apostles didn't just quote the Matthew 28:19 command, they obeyed it, by baptizing in the name of Jesus.
Jesus said: "I come in my Father's name."
He, by inheritance obtained a better name than they.
Jesus said that the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, would be sent in "my name".
That's why the apostles baptized in the name of Jesus.
Now, I suppose you think that after Jesus had opened their understanding, they still messed up. If you disagree, you're slamming the Lord Jesus and his ability to teach.
Outta time, cheerio. I'll check in tomorrow night.
Well I hope no tornadoes, either.
>> My exact words that you refer to were: What Mary was mother to died. I did not say dead, as in present tense. <<
Fair point, but in the context of an argument that Mary wasn't the mother of God, there was a plain inference that that which died wasn't God.
>> Thats why he is Lord, the unlimited Spirit of God is GIVEN unto him. Mary didnt make that part. <<
Well, that's the heresy of adoptionism, plain and simple. There you've gone and blown the entire doctrine of the trinity. True, there are verses of the bible which could lead one to adoptionism, if the matter were not clarified elsewhere: ("All power is given unto me in Heaven and on Earth", etc.) Hence, we are very blessed to have the gospel of John spell out the incarnation of Christ which is more clear in ways than the infancy narratives:
"IN the beginning was the Word, and the Word was WITH God, and the word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. In him was life; and the life was the light of men... [That] was the true Light, which lighteth every man that cometh into the world. He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not. He came unto his own, and his own received him not. But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, [even] to them that believe on his name: Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God. And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth."
Note, "was made" is used here in much the same was, "is given" is used in the problemmatic verse. Yet this passage is clear that All things were made by him. Likewise, Jesus, the second person of the trinity, grants himself all power and all authority.
The Word is the second person of the trinity; it is not the Father living in mere flesh.
>> Abraham beat Mary by about 2000 years. <<
Abraham was not a saint 2000 years before Mary. Abraham was in that portion of Hades named for him, until he was risen to Heaven when the crucified Christ "preached to the souls in prison."
Do not Protestants insist that one is saved through faith IN CHRIST? As great as Abraham's works were, and as great as his faith in God was (lest St. Paul's praise of his faith be misconstrued), he could not have faith in what had not been revealed to him.
Mary was the first person to know of the birth of Christ, the first to believe he was the Son of God, and the first to see him resurrected (well, that's a tie).
There is none that understandeth, there is none that seeketh after God. 12 All have turned out of the way; they are become unprofitable together: there is none that doth good, there is not so much as one. 13 Their throat is an open sepulchre; with their tongues they have dealt deceitfully. The venom of asps is under their lips. 14 Whose mouth is full of cursing and bitterness: 15 Their feet swift to shed blood: 16 Destruction and misery in their ways: 17 And the way of peace they have not known: 18 There is no fear of God before their eyes.
This is by the way, a citation from Psalm 13; Psalm 14 goes on to describe men who walk "without blemish, and work justice".
St. Paul's "all" is a literary device of generalization, like "all Mexicans have dark hair". Surely some people existed both in Judea and in Rome who were not bloodthristy murderers. It is not a prooftext for Mary's sinning.
Romans 5 does not even describe actual sin; moreover, "all" in verse 12 becomes "many" in verse 15. In other words, there, too, we deal with a generalization with implied exceptions.
Nobody denies that Jesus is Mary's Savior. It is He Who made her without sin.
So what you're saying is because I am a Christian, that Jesus Christ is my savior, I am without sin and equal with Mary?
2 Grace to you and peace be accomplished in the knowledge of God and of Christ Jesus our Lord: 3 As all things of his divine power which appertain to life and godliness, are given us, through the knowledge of him who hath called us by his own proper glory and virtue. 4 By whom he hath given us most great and precious promises: that by these you may be made partakers of the divine nature: flying the corruption of that concupiscence which is in the world. 5 And you, employing all care, minister in your faith, virtue; and in virtue, knowledge; 6 And in knowledge, abstinence; and in abstinence, patience; and in patience, godliness; 7 And in godliness, love of brotherhood; and in love of brotherhood, charity. 8 For if these things be with you and abound, they will make you to be neither empty nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. 9 For he that hath not these things with him, is blind, and groping, having forgotten that he was purged from his old sins. 10 Wherefore, brethren, labour the more, that by good works you may make sure your calling and election. For doing these things, you shall not sin at any time.
(2 Peter 1)
12 Let no sin therefore reign in your mortal body, so as to obey the lusts thereof. 13 Neither yield ye your members as instruments of iniquity unto sin; but present yourselves to God, as those that are alive from the dead, and your members as instruments of justice unto God. 14 For sin shall not have dominion over you; for you are not under the law, but under grace.
(Romans 6)
3 For what saith the scripture? Abraham believed God, and it was counted unto him for righteousness.
4 Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt.
5 But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.
6 Even as David also describeth the blessedness of the man, unto whom God imputeth righteousness without works,
7 Saying, Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered.
8 Blessed is the man to whom the Lord will not impute sin.
13 For the promise, that he should be the heir of the world, was not to Abraham, or to his seed, through the law, but through the righteousness of faith. 14 For if they which are of the law be heirs, faith is made void, and the promise made of none effect:
16 Therefore it is of faith, that it might be by grace; to the end the promise might be sure to all the seed; not to that only which is of the law, but to that also which is of the faith of Abraham; who is the father of us all,
22 And therefore it was imputed to him for righteousness. 23 Now it was not written for his sake alone, that it was imputed to him; 24 But for us also, to whom it shall be imputed, if we believe on him that raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead; 25 Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification.
Romans 5:
1 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ
It is through Jesus that we are justified. Abrahams faith was what God was yet to do in the future. The scriptures tell us that Abraham was justified by faith. And only Christ justifies us. So Christ justified Abraham 2000 years before Mary.
Next Matthew 27:
52 And the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints which slept arose, 53 And came out of the graves after his resurrection, and went into the holy city, and appeared unto many.
The Bible itself tells us there were saints before Christ died. Before Mary died.
2 Timothy 2:
15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
I just wanted to thank you for this discussion. It has caused me to study the word to make my case, as I'm sure it has you. Which is what the scriptures tell us to do. We can agree that we disagree on certain issues, as long as we believe in Christ as savior.
Likewise, thank you.
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Serge Ivanoff
Serge Petrovitch Ivanoff (25 December 1893, Moscow – 8 February 1983, Paris) is a Russian painter.[1]
The son of a family of Moscovite merchants, Serge Ivanoff was artistic from a young age. On his parents' move to St. Petersburg he took the opportunity for further studies, and contact with Europe. In 1917, while the Russian Revolution raged, he entered what was then the Higher Arts College of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture at the Imperial Academy of Arts (which was to become, by 1992, the I.E. Repin St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture,[2] subordinated within the Russian Academy of Arts).[3][4] In 1920, his wife, with their two children, fled the Bolsheviks to Paris. Two years later, having finished his studies and forever marked by the horrors of the revolution, Serge joined them in Paris.
A talented portraitist, he executed the portraits of many personalities, among which were the Pope Pius XI, Serge Lifar, Yvette Chauviré, Arthur Honegger, Edwige Feuillère, Vladimir Kirillovich, Grand Duke of Russia, Princess Vassili, Aleksandr Benois, Zinaida Serebriakova, Vyacheslav Ivanov, Alexandre Barbera-Ivanoff, Paul Valéry, Jacques Fath, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jefferson Caffery. Among the lesser known, Ivanoff also painted: the sculptor François Cogné (Cogné, in French), American designer and artist Irina Belotelkin, and art supply merchant Herman Flax.
In 1950, Ivanoff moved to the United States; one year later he became an honorary citizen[dubious ]. For over a decade he traveled across the American continent, executing many portraits. At the end of the 1960s, he returned to France. He was a member of the Salon des Indépendants. In 1966, France's first Minister of Cultural Affairs, André Malraux, awarded him a gold medal[citation needed].
The French-language version of this page (Serge Ivanoff) with adjustments (see Talk:Serge Ivanoff).
- ^ Christies.com Serge Ivanoff Archived May 13, 2011, at WebCite
- ^ "St. Petersburg Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, of I.E. Repin". Archived from the original on 2011-05-13. Retrieved 2009-02-07.
- ^ I.E. Repin St.Petersburg State Academy Institute of Painting, Sculpture And Architecture as part of the Russian Academy of Arts "Russian Academy of Arts". Archived from the original on 2011-05-13. Retrieved 2009-02-07.
- ^ Russian Academy of Arts, Main Functions "Russian Academy of Arts - I. Repin St.Petersburg State Academy Institute of Painting Sculpture and Architecture". Archived from the original on 2011-05-13. Retrieved 2009-02-07.
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· http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2662672
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