He also made it a monument to ethical values, spelled out on the colonnade entablatures: "Live by your work," "Make friends of your enemies," "Watch that you don't become greedy".
By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 19 The outrageous inscription, "destroyed by German fury, rebuilt by American generosity," will stand on the Louvain Library, making it a monument to international discord.
But failing that, he said he would recommend to Mr. Clinton that he use the Antiquities Act to make it a national monument.
· "We are the first party ever to have a policy on archaeology," bragged a Lib Dem delegate as conference passed, nem con as they say, a plan to make it a criminal offence to damage a scheduled monument.
The goal is "to make it not a monument, but a living structure, a living place in honour of particularly Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo", Bizos said.
Make a monument to yourself.
On her blog, "A Love Letter From London," an architectural historian named Lisa Marie, who blogs under the name Miss Marie, wrote that "the continued devotion of Oscar Wilde's fans more than 100 years after his death, represented by those lipstick marks, enhanced the impact of Epstein's bold, modern memorial, making it an even more fitting monument to a great decadent and aesthete".
"There's a kind of anomaly to a sculptor in the early 21st century making a monument to a great figure of the mid-19th.
Out of the destruction of an object, he had made a "monument to myself," he said, adding, "Thank you to all those who have no fear".
"That makes it a good match for this monument".
