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Category Archives: World War II

Dance with Me

The Zehnder mausoleum in Cave Hill is accompanied by bronze portraits envisioning a reunion in the après vie.

Posted bygsb03632February 10, 2022February 10, 2022Posted inAmerican funerary portraits, architecture, autumn, cemeteries, landscape architecture, photography, public art, World War IITags: Cave Hill Cemetery, funerary portraits, Louisville KY, Nikkor Z 24-200 mm f/4-6.3, Nikon Z 7ii2 Comments on Dance with Me

Eisenhower Memorial

I can’t get enthused about the new Eisenhower Memorial.

Posted bygsb03632February 6, 2022February 6, 2022Posted inarchitecture, landscape architecture, photography, public art, World War IITags: 3-roll-2 suit, Camp David, D-Day, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Eisenhower Memorial, Frank Gehry Associates, idealism, James Anthony Wills, Jes Wilhelm Schlaikjer, John F. Kennedy, National Portrait Gallery, Nikkor Z 24-200 mm f/4-6.3, Nikon Z 7ii, Oliver Cromwell, Oval Office, realism, sack suit, Sergey Eylanbekov, verism, White House, Yousuf Karsh1 Comment on Eisenhower Memorial

All aboard drowned

William R. Wall went down with his comrades on the U.S.S. Shark, 24 October 1944.

Posted bygsb03632July 16, 2021Posted inphotography, World War IITags: Arisan Maru, Glen Dyberry Cemetery, Harukaze, Honesdale PA, U.S. Submarine Service3 Comments on All aboard drowned

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