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English: John Guarente's The Master Carver gargoyle (1960s) at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Portrays his boss, Roger Morigi, as a devil—horns poking through his hat, his right foot is a cloven hoof and he has a tail. He is also clutching the carvers tools that signify his trade.
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