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16 comments:
That symbol for emergency service is recognizable throughout the world. Your bas-relief, however, is very different combined with the red cross.
It is an interesting sign for the Red Cross. I like it.
Yes, very different than the symbols for the Red Cross that we see here in the States. :)
I like the fine details of the work.
I agree with Lois, it is unusual but I like too.
The "supporters" look very serious about the business of the red cross.
A 'strong' sculptural emblem VP.
Amazing what a powerful symbol the red cross is that we all recognize it.
It is very nice VP. I like the relief.
Beautiful bas-relief, VP !
I've never seen one similar before...
much more artistic than our red cross signs!
Different? I'll say. A little more thought went into this then what you see around here.
No naked people on the red cross signs in my area.
That's rather surprising, I'm like Stefan, I don't think I've ever seen one like this!
Well, they look very healthy. The Red Cross must be doing a good job. :)
It is interesting to see this classical bas relief on a modern business.
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