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Burden Of Sorrow
painted
by
ricklawler
The genesis of this idea took hold while visiting the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. This was my second visit to the museum, but the first time that I had taken advantage of the full tour. My tour began by being personally shown some of the museum artifacts by a Holocaust Survivor, his narrative intertwined with the descriptions of the museum pieces. His Story – Their Story; had a profound impact.
Andi001
GreatJob.... i like it .I votet " Gold"
Degryse Jan
A peace of history, seized by a painter "gold for me"
Hendryk " Jimmy " Schröder
this is so emotional and moody - I am every time again touched when I see it! Gold - what else!
Roman Lappat
PLUS
This diorama truely is a sad one ... very well done!
toni_nieto
Congrats for this work, its amazing. Keep on doing!
Jeff Cupernell
Amazing Work! We need more dioramas like this, and less of Nazi's reading road maps.
modlrfleck
Do you mind sharing with me how you painted the stripes on the uniform. Im working on a similar vignette now in 1/72 and need to figure out how to get the stripes to follow the folds in the clothing. Thanks!
Andi001
GreatJob.... i like it .I votet " Gold"Degryse Jan
A peace of history, seized by a painter "gold for me"Hendryk " Jimmy " Schröder
this is so emotional and moody - I am every time again touched when I see it! Gold - what else!Roman LappatPLUS
This diorama truely is a sad one ... very well done!toni_nieto
Congrats for this work, its amazing. Keep on doing!Jeff Cupernell
Amazing Work! We need more dioramas like this, and less of Nazi's reading road maps.modlrfleck
Do you mind sharing with me how you painted the stripes on the uniform. Im working on a similar vignette now in 1/72 and need to figure out how to get the stripes to follow the folds in the clothing. Thanks!