All but an estimated 10 or so Angel Moroni sculptures on temples worldwide are Quilter’s work, ... Quilter graduated with a degree in art and industrial design at the University of Utah.

The LDS Church teaches that the Angel Moroni first appeared to Joseph Smith on September 21, 1823, and informed him that there was an "ancient record engraved on plates" that was buried near his ...

Karl A. Quilter, the man who designed the majority of the Angel Moroni sculptures that grace the steeples of Mormon temples worldwide, died last week. He was 84.

The image depicts the Angel Moroni standing on a golden sphere, blowing a horn and carrying golden tablets. ... Mormon cover art sparks row for Catholic publisher Aug 25, 2020.

To some, the recent angel Moroni coffee flap is a reminder of Mormon Elder Paul H. Dunn’s warning about there being too many long-faced Mormons running around. A Taylorsville coffee shop, Just ...

In the Book of Mormon, Angel Moroni is the angel who visited Joseph Smith and presented him with golden plates. "I think my grandfather would be pleased that his artwork is still inspiring people ...

According to Mormon teachings, Moroni was an ancient prophet who was resurrected as an angel. He visited church founder Joseph Smith in 1823 and revealed the location of golden plates from which ...

These local facilities do not feature Angel Moroni statues. “Temples, in and of themselves, are very symbolic for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” she said.

Karl Quilter, a Salt Lake City-based sculptor whose works of the Angel Moroni stand atop most Mormon temples worldwide, died Wednesday. He was 84.

Angel Moroni will be leaving his perch atop the iconic Salt Lake Temple, being gingerly brought down by a giant crane on the south side of Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Karl Quilter, a Salt Lake City-based sculptor whose works of the Angel Moroni stand atop most LDS temples worldwide, died Wednesday. He was 84.