Sedona, Arizona: Last Supper in Sand (Gone)
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Last Supper Sand Sculptures
I took pictures back in 1985 and 1986 when I lived in Flagstaff at the time and traveled thru Oak Creek to Sedona often. When the sculptures were first vandalized and the artist was repairing the damage, I had the opportunity to talk to him at great length. I was just going through some photos from back then and have forgotten who the artist was.
[philip sanborn, 11/25/2009]Last Supper Sand Sculpture
Alas, some idiot took a baseball bat to this sand sculpture years ago. The attraction no longer exists. Too bad. It was exceptional.
[Bob Westenberg, 06/13/2005]On a trip through Oak Creek Canyon just north of Sedona in 1988, my wife and I spotted a large sculpture of "The Last Supper" just east of the road. We pulled over to get a closer look, and we read on the primitive signs that someone had used a teaspoon to make this sculpture. It was 15-20 feet wide and maybe five feet tall. Vandals (or religious historians) had done some work and had severed John the Baptist's head [RA: Ha!], and someone had surrounded the sculpture in wood and chicken wire to prevent further desecration. A couple of years ago we were passing through and we were unable to spot it.
[John Parrott, 03/08/1999]There's a Last Supper sculpted in sand way west near I-10 at Bible Land in Calimesa, CA, by Ted Conibear. The Sedona, AZ sculpture was vandalized and finally removed by the highway dept.
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His name was Ted Conibear. He moved west and built more Biblical sand sculptures along the way.