{"id":8260,"date":"2017-07-21T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2017-07-21T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/panespol.com\/panespol-al-dia\/hyperrealist-d-day-bombing-scene-shows-off-panespols-art-to-museumgoers\/"},"modified":"2021-07-26T09:05:11","modified_gmt":"2021-07-26T09:05:11","slug":"hyperrealist-d-day-bombing-scene-shows-off-panespols-art-to-museumgoers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/panespol.com\/en\/panespol-today\/projects-delivered\/hyperrealist-d-day-bombing-scene-shows-off-panespols-art-to-museumgoers\/","title":{"rendered":"Hyperrealist D-Day bombing scene shows off Panespol’s art to museumgoers"},"content":{"rendered":"

Battle aftermaths, city ruins, wreckage and destruction. The scenes of history, especially from wartime, must be well recreated if they are not to disappoint. And modern museums in search of convincing reconstructions to help recount their histories call these days for top skills and technology to create the atmospheres their visitors expect.<\/p>\n

May 19 saw the opening in northern France of a new museum based on the hedgerow battles of WWII following the Normandy beach landings by the allied powers fighting Hitler’s Germany.<\/p>\n

And the Normandy Victory Museum (NVM) commissioned Panespol<\/strong>\u00ae<\/strong>\u2014through our French distributor BRIMAR<\/a>\u2014 to create and deliver some of its key scenic elements perfectly finished and painted, reflecting the destruction wrought by tank and infantry warfare.<\/p>\n

That is a tests of the realism and adaptability of Panespol’s<\/strong>\u00ae<\/strong> decorative artistry than such dioramas recreating bombed village buildings. These detailed and atmospheric backdrops were adapted from a trio of our STONE<\/a> and BRICK<\/a> panel systems – 1. Piedra Segovia gris musgo (TX-078) 2. Piedra Segovia Tierra (PX-077) 3. Ladrillo Viejo (PX-022).<\/p>\n

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