Les sanglots longs... by marcopol
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this beautiful radio is part of a bundle to discover soon in the shop of Alain (3DClassics).
Thank you for the view and your comments
Comments (6)
Nice scene from the yester years... Looks like WW I or II era scene. Nicely done.
Thank you very much
Very good "resistance" scene.
Thank you very much
Really lovely work.
Thank you
Now a totaly different kind of scene (than usually seen here in the Renderosity-Gallery) and so well made! Great Render of a piece of history.
Thank you very much
... des violons de l'automne blessent mon cœur d'une langueur monotone. Overlord est pour demain et le fiston est prêt à en découdre, mais la maman s'inquiète, à ce que je vois! Encore une très bonne image!
Merci Alain, je voulais associer dans ce moment de tension le vers de Verlaine, annonciateur du Débarquement et l'espoir, l'énergie qu'il pourrait représenter pour le fils avec les sanglots longs de sa mère, qui résignée, cherche à cacher dignement sa peur.
Thank you Alain, I wanted to associate in this moment of tension the verse of Verlaine, announcer of the D-Day and the hope, the energy that it could represent for the son with the long sobs of his mother, who resigned, seeks to hide with dignity her fear.
bel hommage, volontaire je pense, à Franck Bauer, LA voix de Radio-Londres, disparu ce 6 avril...
http://www.lemonde.fr/disparitions/article/2018/04/06/les-francais-parlent-aux-francais-la-derniere-voix-de-radio-londres-s-est-eteinte_5281909_3382.html
Eh bien non, tu me l'apprends. Je me joins à ton hommage, car tu as parfaitement raison, il y a trois personnes dans cette scène, la troisième étant la voix.