Masonic References in Art and Architecture
Masonic Columns
US Capitol and its Masonic Cornerstone
Washington, DC, USA
The original Cornerstone, laid with Masonic
ceremonies by President George
Washington
in the building's southeast corner on
September 18, 1793, has not
been found yet.
The Symbols of the 33 Degree of the Scottish Rite
York Rite's Royal Arch keystone
Before World War I
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Alexandria, Virginia, USA
If I forget thee O Jerusalem by the outstanding artist,
Bro. Arie Lynn
She'erit Israel Synagogue, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Hand-made stained-glass window (vitraille).
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason
Heavenly Jerusalem
Home of the Temple of Solomon, King of Israel
Graphic composition
House of the Temple
Washington, DC, USA
Cosmic Freemasonry
Graphic composition
The Eagle's Vision
Graphic composition
Acacia (Acacia Cyanophilla Lindi)
A low perennial tree with racemiform, globular,
small, and yellow flowers that
bloom in spring.
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason
Sculpture offered by the National GL
of France to the GL of Israel
Reprinted from The Israeli Freemason
Standards and Emblems of the 12 Tribes of Israel
Reprinted from the Boletin, La Fraternidad #62, Tel Aviv, Israel
Solomon, King of Israel, inspects the
Building of the Temple of
Jerusalem
A Symbolic Lodge