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Enfants du 12ème, 2022
ARTIST | Eleanor Winters
SIZE | 27 x 39 cm, 10.5” x 15.5”
MEDIUM | Acrylic paint, ink, oil pastels
En mémoire des hommes, femmes et enfants du 12 ème arrondissement qui, parce que nés Juifs, ont été arrêtés et regroupés ici dans les locaux de l’ancien commissariat de police par les policiers français lors des rafles de 1942 à 1944 sur ordre du gouvernement de Vichy, complice actif de l’occupant nazi.
(English Translation)
In memory of the men, women and children of the 12th district, who, because they were born Jews, were arrested and transported here to the former police headquarters by the French police during the round-ups of 1942 to 1944, by order of the Vichy government, in active complicity with the Nazi occupying forces.
ARTIST | Eleanor Winters
SIZE | 27 x 39 cm, 10.5” x 15.5”
MEDIUM | Acrylic paint, ink, oil pastels
En mémoire des hommes, femmes et enfants du 12 ème arrondissement qui, parce que nés Juifs, ont été arrêtés et regroupés ici dans les locaux de l’ancien commissariat de police par les policiers français lors des rafles de 1942 à 1944 sur ordre du gouvernement de Vichy, complice actif de l’occupant nazi.
(English Translation)
In memory of the men, women and children of the 12th district, who, because they were born Jews, were arrested and transported here to the former police headquarters by the French police during the round-ups of 1942 to 1944, by order of the Vichy government, in active complicity with the Nazi occupying forces.
ARTIST | Eleanor Winters
SIZE | 27 x 39 cm, 10.5” x 15.5”
MEDIUM | Acrylic paint, ink, oil pastels
En mémoire des hommes, femmes et enfants du 12 ème arrondissement qui, parce que nés Juifs, ont été arrêtés et regroupés ici dans les locaux de l’ancien commissariat de police par les policiers français lors des rafles de 1942 à 1944 sur ordre du gouvernement de Vichy, complice actif de l’occupant nazi.
(English Translation)
In memory of the men, women and children of the 12th district, who, because they were born Jews, were arrested and transported here to the former police headquarters by the French police during the round-ups of 1942 to 1944, by order of the Vichy government, in active complicity with the Nazi occupying forces.