On this day, in memory of 8 May 1945, here's a detail of the monument to the fallen at the Town Hall. More about it by clicking here. There's a window with a shadow on Artsy Versailles today.
En ce 8 mai, voici un détail du monument aux morts devant l'hôtel de ville. Plus d'infos en cliquant ici. Il y a une fenêtre avec ombre sur Artsy Versailles aujourd'hui.
Eine stille Verbeugung von mir.
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Its a beautiful monument. The ones in France are different to the ones we have here in the UK. I hate when you see more than one of the same surname on these. xx
ReplyDeleteSo sad, but so wonderful to know they will always be honored.
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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That is just so beautiful. You don't see them like that around here.
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful memorial. MB
ReplyDeleteAmazing composition with the sculpture and those flags!The picture is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLéia
The national flag flying is the hard-won prize for all those named in stone.
ReplyDeleteOlive branches in one hand but still the sword in the other.
It's beautiful. Love the light and the flags. Great job!
ReplyDeleteSuch places make me always think when I pass by.
ReplyDeleteYour photo is a wonderful memorial, Ciel. The light is great and the flags behind add to the effect. I clicked on your link. The two photos have such different effects from a rainy day and a bright one and two different perspectives.
ReplyDeleteWhat an intricate design. Lots of symbolism here I bet.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tribute, and wonderful image. The light brings out the texture of the artwork, and the inclusion of the flags is perfect.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shot! The statue looks magnificent. And I like how you caught the flags, too :D
ReplyDeleteI like the statue and the bas-reliefs.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very dramatic.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sculpture and very well composed shot, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and monument
ReplyDeleteA handsome angel to look over the souls of soldiers lost. Well composed Ciel,
ReplyDeleteSome events should not be forgotten. This is one of them.
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