Frauenkirche Dresden by Karim Bouchnak

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Added 21 Feb 2007
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The Frauenkirche in Dresden (Germany) was completely destroyed in February 1945. 60 years after the Second World War the Church was inaugarated. Thanks to donations from all over the world, inlcuding the United States and Great Britain, the beautiful Church could be rebuilt. The citizens of Dresden are extremely proud of this symbol of peace in their once war-ravaged city. I recently had the chance to exhibit some of my artworks there and am overwhelmed by the hospitality of Dresden´s citizens and the breathtaking beauty of their city.

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indarto budi 20 Sep 2007

looks so beautiful...

annette steens 07 Apr 2007

Very nice done!

Trish Laffrenere 14 Mar 2007

This is so fabulous..the colors and the way it is done. Sad that it burnt for real but great that donations are coming in.

dimitris voyiazoglou 27 Feb 2007

Great piece Karim! Great colors and so unusual!

Angelina 26 Feb 2007

lovely and subtle work KARIM !!

William Boyer 25 Feb 2007

great job

Tom and Susan Repasky 25 Feb 2007

Oh, the is absolutely stunning work Karim! How lucky you were to be able to visit this town and see first hand the beauty you are sharing with us now!! Excellent job on the lighting!! Brilliant presentation!! ~S