Beirut Souks, 40 Years Later
by Marc Nader
Title
Beirut Souks, 40 Years Later
Artist
Marc Nader
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Photograph - Giclee On Canvas
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INSIGHT | Almost totally destroyed during the civil war (1975-1990) Beirut city center has been rebuilt anew by 2010. Unfortunately, and although pretty neat architectural constructions were created, the spirit and personality of the pre-war souks was never to come back.
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August 16th, 2016
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Denise Clark
Beautiful arches but you are right...it looks a little soulless compared to what I am imagining it was (like the grand bazaar in Istanbul?) What I can't imagine is living through a civil war...such violence and hatred and still it continues in many countries. We have a healthy disrespect for our politicians( and all authority)...we rate them officially as lower than used car salesmen... I hope it stays that way...even though there is always the danger of fanatics. f/l
Marc Nader replied:
Thanks for your insightful comment, Denise. In spite of all the horrors going on in front of our eyes (worldwide) the power of life will always prevail hopefully ... I strongly feel that we, humans, as a whole, are indeed a very interesting case for shrinks.
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