Ex-President Bush Remembers 9/11 Through Exhibit of His Art
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Bush, who turned 80 in July, had been in the U.S. presidency for less than eight months at the time of the attacks.
The former U.S. president exposes in Dallas (Texas) about fifteen canvases inspired by his memories of the 11 September attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.
George W. Bush exposes 15 paintings inspired by his September 11 memories in Dallas. Discover the details of the exhibition.
The skyscrapers of southern Manhattan wrapped in thick grey smoke, in the background, under a still blue sky: the exhibition, entitled "Remembering 9/11" ("Remembering 9/11") and organized in its presidential museum, opens up to a New York representation after the twin towers collapsed, struck by hijacked aircraft by jihadists. "25 years later, (George W. Bush) looks back at this decisive moment in American history, painting the symbols, people …
The exhibition, titled "Remembering September 11" and organized at the Bush Presidential Museum, begins with a depiction of New York after the collapse of the Twin Towers.
Ex-president Bush remembers 9/11 through exhibit of his art
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