Cemetary Collection (page 5)
On the anniversary of the Battle of Ortigara, we remember and honor the brave soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice
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On the anniversary of the Battle of Ortigara, we remember and honor the brave soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. The pilgrimage of more than six thousand Alpine warriors to their final resting place is a poignant reminder of their courage and resilience. In this captivating colour litho, we see a scene that evokes both sorrow and reverence. Sweetheart Abbey in New Abbey stands as a testament to eternal love, where souls find solace in each other's embrace even beyond death. This 1972 image captures the tranquility and serenity that permeates through its hallowed grounds. Arbroath Abbey in Angus holds stories etched into its ancient stones. As we gaze upon this 1970 photograph, our thoughts drift towards those who have passed on, leaving behind legacies that continue to inspire us today. The Commonwealth war cemetery at El Alamein in Egypt serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made during times of conflict. With "a flower for you who have gone, " we pay tribute to those fallen heroes whose bravery will never be forgotten. "The Departed" rest peacefully within these sacred grounds, forever remembered by loved ones left behind. Each tombstone tells a story - tales of valor, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to duty. In "Villegiature, " nature intertwines with mortality as vibrant flowers bloom amidst somber gravestones. This artwork from 1870 reminds us that life continues even after death; beauty persists despite grief. A Soldiers Graveyard near Falmouth, Virginia depicted in this litho transports us back to an era when battles raged on American soil. These brave men fought for principles they held dear; their memory lives on through history's pages. "Alone In The World" portrays solitude amidst rows upon rows of graves from various eras past. Created in 1870 as a print, it captures the universal feeling experienced when standing before such vastness and contemplating our own mortality.