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Merging the Past and Present of Anne Frank's Amsterdam

It's always fulfilling to get reviews from our visitors and featured artists, but every now and then we're just as pleased to be approached by other innovative individuals and organizations that have found motivation through My Contemporary Met. We were just lately achieved out to by Anne Frank House, the world renowned museum in Amsterdam devoted to teaching the public on the life of the fearless young lady whose journal exposed a direct account of concealing in Nazi-occupied Holland that psychologically affected and is constantly on the touch many to this day.

A representative from the famous art gallery lastly had to be able to achieve out to us and let us know that our content about the work of Sergey Larenkov have motivated them to make their own editions of pictures that combine the past and present. Like Larenkov's digital photography, the pictures that provide as the last are based on the World War II era, though their edition concentrates on Amsterdam, where Frank invested most of her time concealing. Led by visible developer Michael Danckaarts of LBi Netherlands, the venture is part of an app known as Anne's Amsterdam that works as a digital memory book informing the tale of Anne Frank while discovering the city of Amsterdam.

Anne Franks Amsterdam Photo








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