
The Sun do Move and the Earth am Square
Lawrence Arthur Jones · 1910-1996
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The Sun do Move and the Earth am Square, Lawrence Arthur Jones (1940). Via artnap.com
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An etched print titled "The Sun do Move and the Earth am Square" by Lawrence Arthur Jones, dated 1940, shows a crowded church interior. A preacher stands at a pulpit with arm raised while a congregation sings, claps, and gestures around him, with a drummer and seated musicians at the right.















