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Saint John Neumann Statue - 48-inch - Realistic Color - Hand-Painted
SKU: F24320RLC
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Product Details
This statue depicts Saint John Neumann in bishop's vestments, rendered in fiberglass resin and finished by hand in realistic color. The detailing brings out the folds of the robes and the quiet dignity of his bearing.
At this scale, the piece works well for a parish sanctuary, school chapel, or memorial garden where a larger devotional presence is fitting. It offers a lasting point of reflection for visitors and parishioners alike.
- Dimensions: Height 48", Depth 48"
- Weight: Varies; shipped freight where required.
- Material: Fiberglass resin
What's it made of? This product is cast in solid fiberglass resin, a durable polymer with the look and feel of ceramic. Resin statues feature finer detail and greater strength than other materials.
Items are made to order. Please allow 10 to 16 weeks for delivery. Full color statues are not suitable for outdoors.
Threaded Rebar Reinforcement
This piece can be cast with threaded rebar rods in the base so it can be secured in place. Select the reinforcement you need above; the installation guide below can be printed for your installer.
Prefer a different finish? The same sculpture is offered in 21 hand-applied finishes, from Flat White to Bronze. View the finish options
About St. John Neumann · Feast January 5
Bohemian-American Redemptorist bishop (1811-1860), emigrated alone to New York for ordination in 1836; bishop of Philadelphia from 1852, where he organized the first diocesan parochial school system in the United States and built nearly 100 churches.
St. John Neumann is the patron saint of Catholic Education, Immigrants, Sick Children and Philadelphia.
More St. John Neumann: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Catholic Education
Read the life of St. John Neumann → · Shop all St. John Neumann gifts →
Threaded rods can be cast into the base so the statue can be secured to a pedestal, slab, or concrete base. Optional threaded rebar rods are a helpful upgrade for customers who want extra stability and security for their statue, especially when it will be displayed outdoors, in a garden, cemetery, courtyard, parish grounds, or any area where wind, weather, uneven ground, pets, children, or accidental bumps could cause movement. The rods are built into the base of the statue so it can be anchored into a concrete pad, pedestal, or other prepared base, helping keep the statue upright and properly positioned over time. This option is especially recommended for larger statues or public-facing installations where added durability and peace of mind are important.
Questions?
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Product Details
This statue depicts Saint John Neumann in bishop's vestments, rendered in fiberglass resin and finished by hand in realistic color. The detailing brings out the folds of the robes and the quiet dignity of his bearing.
At this scale, the piece works well for a parish sanctuary, school chapel, or memorial garden where a larger devotional presence is fitting. It offers a lasting point of reflection for visitors and parishioners alike.
- Dimensions: Height 48", Depth 48"
- Weight: Varies; shipped freight where required.
- Material: Fiberglass resin
What's it made of? This product is cast in solid fiberglass resin, a durable polymer with the look and feel of ceramic. Resin statues feature finer detail and greater strength than other materials.
Items are made to order. Please allow 10 to 16 weeks for delivery. Full color statues are not suitable for outdoors.
Threaded Rebar Reinforcement
This piece can be cast with threaded rebar rods in the base so it can be secured in place. Select the reinforcement you need above; the installation guide below can be printed for your installer.
Prefer a different finish? The same sculpture is offered in 21 hand-applied finishes, from Flat White to Bronze. View the finish options
About St. John Neumann · Feast January 5
Bohemian-American Redemptorist bishop (1811-1860), emigrated alone to New York for ordination in 1836; bishop of Philadelphia from 1852, where he organized the first diocesan parochial school system in the United States and built nearly 100 churches.
St. John Neumann is the patron saint of Catholic Education, Immigrants, Sick Children and Philadelphia.
More St. John Neumann: Medals · Rosaries · Rosary Bracelets · Patron of Catholic Education
Read the life of St. John Neumann → · Shop all St. John Neumann gifts →
Questions?
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