Marlon K. Curtis, 33°. Scottish Rite Valley of Washington, D.C. by Travis Simpkins

Marlon K. Curtis, 33°. Scottish Rite Valley of Washington, D.C. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Illustrious Brother

Marlon K. Curtis

33rd Degree Freemason

Valley of Washington

Orient of the District of Columbia

Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite

Southern Jurisdiction, U.S.A.

Worshipful Master of 

 St. Alban Birmingham Lodge No. 233

Grand Lodge of Maryland, A.F. & A.M.

by Travis Simpkins

Scottish Rite Valley of Washington, DC. Southern Jurisdiction, USA

For more info, please visit:

dcsr.org

 and

sabl233.org 

Marlon K. Curtis. St Alban Birmingham Lodge No. 233. Grand Lodge of Maryland. by Travis Simpkins

Joseph Brant. Thayendanegea. Mohawk Chief and Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Joseph Brant. Thayendanegea. Mohawk Chief and Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Thayendanegea

or

Joseph Brant

( 1743 - 1807 )

Mohawk Chief

Freemason

Raised a Master Mason at

Hiram's Cliftonian Lodge No. 417

London, England

1776

First Master of

Lodge No. 11, Brantford, Mohawk Village

by Travis Simpkins

Native American Freemasonry

For more info, please visit:

masonicdictionary.com/brant 

Joseph Brant. Thayendanegea. Mohawk Chief and Freemason. by Travis Simpkins

Heredom. Volume 25. Essay by Arturo de Hoyos features Joseph Cerneau portrait by Travis Simpkins

Heredom. Scottish Rite, SJ. Arturo de Hoyos. S Brent Morris. Joseph Cerneau. Artwork by Travis Simpkins

     I am proud to have my artwork published in the latest volume of Heredom (Vol. 25, 2017). My portrait of Joseph Cerneau is included in a new article by Arturo de Hoyos, titled "The Supreme Council of the 43rd Degree." It was a pleasure working with editor S. Brent Morris on this project. Up until now, the only image of Cerneau was a blurry half-tone photo of an ivory miniature portrait of him, now long lost. I was asked to create a new portrait of Cerneau based on the very limited available information. The image appears on page 61.
     "Heredom" is the annual publication of the Scottish Rite Research Society, based at the House of the Temple in Washington, D.C.

 For more info, please visit:

scottishriteresearch.com