Anyone Know The History Of This Painting On A Rock In Fairfield??

[Henry]

Is anyone familiar with this painting?

Just wondered if you knew the history behind this painting on a rock in Fairfield.  I believe it was on Lost Nation Road.
A collection of mementos was placed on a ledge below the painting.  I remember hearing about it some years ago, but just never happened to get to see it.
steve

[Henry]

I called Dick Howrigan over in Fairfield today, but was unable to speak to him because he was in Montpelier.  I did talk to his wife Kathleen who told me they were aware of the painting, but didn't feel it was a very flattering photo of her.  She didn't know who had painted it or the reason for it, but took my number  for Dick to give me a call when he gets home from Montpelier.

[Henry]

I got a call from Dick Howrigan yesterday and he told me that it is located right near the Bert Muzzy Residence - He gave me a phone number of 827-3871 to call for more information - I have given this phone number to Steve Ratte, however if he doesn't call, I will try giving him a call, although I don't hear that well on the telephone.

[tfence]

bump. very curious

[Henry]

Steve did call Mr. Muzzy who lives near by and was given the name of the person that painted it.  The person that painted it lives in Burlington and Steve & I plan to take a drive up there, but it may not be until spring.

[mirjo]

No other info re: the cherubs, beads, rocks etc.? Is this a place of worship/remembrance for someone? Or is this the info you're going to find out at a later date?
This is really quite intriguing.

[Chris Santee]

I know nothing of the painting, but I know of this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immaculate_Heart_of_Mary

[Suzy]

It is on Lost Nation Road.  I have stopped and taken many photos there before.  There are interesting signs in the fields and property around the rock too.  Suzy

[Henry]

Steve and I plan to talk to the artist when the weather warms up next spring;