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Jun 21, 2012

Nairobi, Kenya

BELLVISION.COM

9' statue of Our Lady of Consolata is installed in Nairobi

The joyful tears and great piety on the faces of everyone gathered around the grotto was its testimony as the magnificent statue of Mother Mary, made at Simon & Co Mangalore.

Mar 16, 2014

THE HINDU

Bringing Church Art to Life

Whether it is in Nairobi or North America or the New Mangalore Port Trust, the 82-year-old Simon Art Company has left an indelible mark of the city with their intricate sculptures of politicians and saints.

May 26, 2015

DECCAN HERALD

Statue wonders from the coastal city of Mangalore

Situated on the quiet Simon Lane of Mangaluru is a storehouse of art and talent – Simon & Co, now Simon Arts, world-famous for its terracotta church statues.

Jun 9, 2015

MANGALORE TODAY

Mangaluru’s Art Pioneer Captures Hearts

In the past several decades, Simon & Co, was a household word in and around Mangalore.  One branch of this respected business was the works  ........

Feb 26, 2016

DAIJIWORLD.COM

St Francis Xavier church gears up for inauguration in record time

Built at Simon & Co, Mangalore, this statue comes with the height of 12 feet, arms stretched 12 feet wide and weighs a net weight of 400 kgs

Feb 26, 2016

BELLEVISION.COM

St. Francis Xavier's Church, Udyavar

The newly-reconstructed church dedicated to St Francis Xavier at Udyavar, here is set for consecration by Bishop Dr Gerald Isaac Lobo on Thursday, April 28.

Sep 14, 2019

MYLAPORE TIMES

Jottings, Vincent D'Souza

Simon Art Co. has been at this artistic endeavor since the early 1930s. Their artists have produced hundreds of statues - Jesus, Mary, Joseph, the saints, Popes, busts of bishops and church benefactors.

Dec 19, 2020

Mumbai

HINDUSTAN TIMES

Meet the Mangaluru family creating statuary for churches across India

 “Whether you see it from a distance of 1 ft or 100, it has the same impact, Fr Lewis says. “The details are life-like. It is truly magnificent.”

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