File:John Palo-Kangas with Father Serra statue.png

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| Description = Photograph of sculptor John Palo-Kangas in 1936 with his original clay sculpture of Father Junipero Serra

| Source = Los Angeles Times, August 26, 1936, page 26

| Article = Father Serra statues (Ventura, California)

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| Purpose = No free equivalent is known to exist. Extensive searches have found no other photographs depicting Palo-Kangas with his original clay sculpture of Father Serra.

| Replaceability = Palo-Kangas died decades ago, and no trace has been found as to what happened to the original clay sculpture that was the basis for Father Serra statutes that were on display in the atrium, and in front of, Ventura City Hall. This particular image is of great historic importance to illustrate the history of Ventura's Father Serra statues.

| Other information = The image has been published outside Wikipedia; see source above. It is available electronically at Newspapers.com. The image is only used once and is rendered in low resolution. The use of a low resolution version of the image in the Father Serra statues article does not the ability of the copyright owners to market or sell their product. Also, no free images have been allocated for this historical event.

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