PGM's Portrait | Provincial Grand Lodge of Down

It has come to the Province's attention that Halls and Lodges might like to purchase a copy of the PGM's official portrait. That being the case Lodges or Halls wishing to make such a purchase have the choice of two options :-

Follow this link http://www.photoboxgallery.com/northlight/photo?photo_id=313944336&vendor_id=6031 to the photographer’s site where they may examine the various options and prices available – payment is by credit card only.
Contact W.Bro. Martyn Boyd by e-mail on martynboyd@talktalk.net to discuss options and prices – payment is by cheque only.

Symbolism within the portrait :-

The left hand stained glass window belongs to R.W.Bro. Gray’s Mother Lodge – Bangor Union Masonic Lodge No.746.
The right hand window bears the seal of his other Lodge – Lodge Ireland 2000 – Ireland’s Internet Lodge of which he is a Founder Member.
He sits in the Master’s Chair from Bangor hall.
He wears the Province of Down Provincial Grand Master’s chain of office previously worn by his late father – R.W.Bro. Richard E. (Reg) Gray and he holds the P.G.M’s ivory maul.
Round his neck he wears the P.G.M’s neck jewel presented to him by the members of his Mother Lodge.
He wears gloves bearing his own personal standard.
His breast jewels are those of his Mother Lodge No.746, the Internet Lodge No. 2000 and the 275^th Anniversary jewel.
The V.S.L. was presented by Lodge No.746 when he completed his year as Worshipful Master and the Square & Compasses are those of Lodge Ireland 2000.