Jean McMann was a Northern California photographer and writer, whose work has been exhibited internationally. Of the images in her collection, “Altars and Icons - Sacred Spaces in Everyday Life”, she wrote ""A material thing — a stone, a photograph, an old shoe — can become a shrine when it is displayed in a way that evokes inspiration, memory, respect, or reverence." The book is a collection of personal essays on the process of creating these individual and disparate memorials to loved ones, accompanied by photographs and an essay by Jean McMann. 

 
We are fortunate to be able to offer a larger print from the collection, entitled “Kitchen Sink Shrine”, along with the book of essays, “Altars and Icons”. The framed print measures 7” square, framed dimensions 14.5” x15.5”