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Tribute to Allies Who Landed on Omaha Beach
Les Braves的点评
点评：Located on Omaha Beach in Normandy, France, the sculpture has 17 vertical steel columns separated into three parts: The Wings of Hope, Rise, Freedom! and the Wings of Fraternity. This stainless steel sculpture is called “Les Braves” and is located below the “Signal Monument” directly on the sand of Omaha Beach in Normandy, France was designed by French sculptress Anilore Banon. The first symbolizes the spirit of the soldier, the second honors those who fought against oppression, and the third symbolizes unity and shared responsibility. Hope to remind us that together makes it possible to change the future. Freedom serves as a reminder to remain strong against forms of inhumanity and barbarity. Lastly, fraternity is to remind us of our responsibility towards others and ourselves. It honors the courage and sacrifices made on D-Day.
It was unveiled for the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings and is a tribute to the Allied soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the freedoms we enjoy today. The first wave of troops who landed waded through the water, sand and mines under gunfire and watched as their fellow soldiers were killed. More than 1,300 Americans and 950 military from Europe and Canada took part in the invasion.
Banon recreated the sculpture known as “Les Braves II: At Waters Edge” on Lake St. Clair in Grosse Point. The one on American soil symbolically connects the two nations who fought and died together in World War II. Les Braves was installed on Omaha Beach one day before the 60th anniversary of D-Day.
It was unveiled for the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings and is a tribute to the Allied soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the freedoms we enjoy today. The first wave of troops who landed waded through the water, sand and mines under gunfire and watched as their fellow soldiers were killed. More than 1,300 Americans and 950 military from Europe and Canada took part in the invasion.
Banon recreated the sculpture known as “Les Braves II: At Waters Edge” on Lake St. Clair in Grosse Point. The one on American soil symbolically connects the two nations who fought and died together in World War II. Les Braves was installed on Omaha Beach one day before the 60th anniversary of D-Day.
翻译：这座雕塑坐落于法国诺曼底的奥马哈海滩上，由17根垂直的钢柱组成，这些钢柱又被分为三个部分：“希望的翅膀”、“崛起吧，自由！”以及“兄弟情谊之翼”。这座不锈钢雕塑名为“Les Braves”，位于“信号纪念碑”下方，就立在诺曼底奥马哈海滩的沙地上。它的设计者是法国雕塑家阿妮洛尔·巴农。其中第一部分象征着士兵的精神，第二部分则向那些为反抗压迫而战斗的人们致敬。第三个元素象征着团结与共同的责任，旨在提醒我们：只有团结一致，才能改变未来。自由则提醒我们要坚定抵抗一切不人道与野蛮的行为。最后，博爱提醒我们对他人及自己所负有的责任。这一设计亦是对诺曼底登陆日中那些英勇牺牲者们的致敬。该雕塑为纪念诺曼底登陆60周年而落成，是对那些为换取我们今日所享有的自由而献出生命的盟军士兵们的致敬。首批登陆的部队在枪林弹雨中涉水穿过海水、沙滩和雷区，亲眼目睹了战友们阵亡的情景。共有1,300多名美国士兵以及950名来自欧洲和加拿大的军人参与了此次登陆行动。
巴农在圣湖上重现了那座名为“勇士II：水边”的雕塑。格罗斯波因特的克莱尔雕像。位于美国领土上的这座雕像象征着在二战中并肩作战、共同牺牲的两个国家。《Les Braves》雕像则是在诺曼底登陆60周年纪念日的前一天被安放在奥马哈海滩上的。
巴农在圣湖上重现了那座名为“勇士II：水边”的雕塑。格罗斯波因特的克莱尔雕像。位于美国领土上的这座雕像象征着在二战中并肩作战、共同牺牲的两个国家。《Les Braves》雕像则是在诺曼底登陆60周年纪念日的前一天被安放在奥马哈海滩上的。
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