Hi Virginia, just saw your comment over at my place, many thanks for stopping by, don't know how I missed you until now, will have to come back here and look around...
Jean-Marie Hatier died au Mort-Homme, which is just across the Meuse River from Verdun. On Nov. 11th I posted a couple of photos of the monument which is at the top of the Mort-Homme hill, if you have a second to go look. This sculpture on his grave is beautiful, it has weathered in a wonderful way. There are many fascinating tombs in Montparnasse, I've wandered in there more than once. But then, almost every cemetery has something interesting in it, either artwork, or history... glimpses into past lives...
Perfect photo for the armistice day.
ReplyDeleteAnd likewise here in Australia, V. Beautiful and touching. Twenty-seven? So young.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate this nice and simple way to pay our respects to all these veterans, now all gone!
ReplyDeleteIts a perfect way to remember .. and say thank you
ReplyDeleteRemembering the experience is one thing, learning from it is quite another.
ReplyDeleteQuite beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove the lighting in these photos, really adds meaning to what this is all about.
ReplyDeleteHi Virginia, just saw your comment over at my place, many thanks for stopping by, don't know how I missed you until now, will have to come back here and look around...
ReplyDeleteJean-Marie Hatier died au Mort-Homme, which is just across the Meuse River from Verdun. On Nov. 11th I posted a couple of photos of the monument which is at the top of the Mort-Homme hill, if you have a second to go look. This sculpture on his grave is beautiful, it has weathered in a wonderful way. There are many fascinating tombs in Montparnasse, I've wandered in there more than once. But then, almost every cemetery has something interesting in it, either artwork, or history... glimpses into past lives...