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Memorial

Jewish Memorial in Gouda- The text: Gate of the formal Jewish burial place at the Boelekade, replaced as a memorial of our Jewish inhabitants of the city of Gouda-18-5-1980 Above the gate: a text from the Songs of Lamentations, 1940-1945 On the doors of the gate: They who are born, their destiny is to die-They who have died, to relive.

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Digital Painting Computer/Digital Historical/Patriotic

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Devi Barnard

Devi Barnard 31 Jul 2009

I love that saying. Love the scenery. I lived in Belgium for 5 years and have a lot of friends in NL. Your style is a lot like mine. Keep snapping. :)

Gabrielle Stahlie
Artist Reply: Thank you very much Devi, for you kind comment.
yves colas

yves colas 28 Jul 2008

great shot for a wonderful monument!! awesome...

Gabrielle Stahlie
Artist Reply: Thank you Yves, indeed this momument is awsome.. I watched it in silence..
Joanna Jungjohann

Joanna Jungjohann 17 Jul 2008

blessing Gabrielle. and thank you for sharing in this beautiful Jewish Memorial, love jo

Gabrielle Stahlie
Artist Reply: Thank you dear Joanna, it is good to stand still sometimes and remember the past... pray for the dead.
Nira Dabush

Nira Dabush 17 Jul 2008

You captured here an outstanding memorial, Gaby. Wonderful compositions. Very important massage. THANK YOU, For bringing this here.

Gabrielle Stahlie
Artist Reply: I knew you would apprecite it Nira. I found this very special...not so imposant, it is a little gate, but imposant througth these amazing touchinf texts. So that we do remember... Thank you!
Ann Fawssett-Atkin

Ann Fawssett-Atkin 17 Jul 2008

Superb images Gabrielle - and very interesting

Gabrielle Stahlie
Artist Reply: Thank you so much Ann, when you are walking through a city, you never know what you encounter. The most amazing things are to see if you look at it with a special mind and eye. Sleep well Ann