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Brooding Soldier | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Commemorating the Canadian First Division’s participation in the Second Battle of Ypres, Frederick Chapman Clemesha’s sculpture The Brooding Soldier, commonly known as the St. Julien Memorial, lies in the tiny French village of St. Julien. Is Lorimer’s tribute to the sculptor and to the Canadian First Division. The original painting is available for purchase. Please contact us for details. Reproductions are also available – see our online store.

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Who We Are | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Brian Lorimer is one of Canada’s leading visual artists and muralists.In 1995, he opened Lorimer Studios Inc., which quickly became one of the nation’s most successful mural studios. Lorimer eventually sold his company in order to pursue his interest in fine art painting. Invited viewers to explore Ethiopia’s remote Omo Valley and to consider its indigenous tribal people, seemingly forgotten by time. Joe was the inspiration for the project and continues to b...

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Acknowledgements | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Thanks for believing in us; we couldn’t have done it without your support. James Cook and the Roseander Main team. Hon Col. Peter Lorimer. Jo-Anne MacDonald and the CFMWS team. Shaun Francis and the True Patriot Love team. General R.J. Hillier (ret’d). Karen Miller and the K.I.M. Inc. team. Phillip and Kim Henderson. Steven Joyce and Paula Moore. Brian and Kym Read.

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Hell’s Grave | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). The First World War left many soldiers dead where they fell, with often just a helmet to mark their grave. With an ash grey and blood red colour scheme,. Evokes the cold, bleak circumstances of war. The original painting is available for purchase. Please contact us for details. Reproductions are also available – see our online store. For more information and pricing. Nation Born →. Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply.

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My Account | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Username or email address *.

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Share Your Memories | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Project Remembrance was founded on the idea of preserving the memories of those who fought for our freedom. While the paintings of this project depict the emotion, hardship and courage of our heroes, many stories still remain untold. If you have any memories or stories from the events surrounding the First World War, we’d love to hear them. We will be posting these memories for everyone to read and remember. Your Email or Phone Number (required).

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Resurrection | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). For Lorimer, it was important to see the battlefields of The Great War with his own eyes. As he discovered, those grounds, a hundred years removed from battle, are charged with a historicity that resonates even today. Walter Seymour Allward’s Vimy monument marks a place of commemoration for the many soldiers who have no known grave. Was painted as a tribute to those men, with a particular nod to the tunnellers, often unheralded. Fall of the Caribou →.

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The Taking of Ypres | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). The Taking of Ypres. With an ultimate cost of over 300,000 British casualties, the Third Battle of Ypres launched on July 31, 1917, continuing until the village of Passchendaele was captured on November 6 of that year. Depicting both the skeletal remains of Cloth Hall, a mediæval commercial building that became an architectural casualty of the war, and the toll taken on the soldiers who captured it,. The Taking of Ypres. The original painting has been sold.

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d) | Project Remembrance

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Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d). Endorsement from General Rick Hillier (Ret’d).