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Peter Hajto and Elizabeth Brunner, New Delhi 1991
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ELIZABETH WHO HELPED ME TO DISCOVER INDIA
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I've captured Elizabeth on the second day of Christmas 1992 "Smile under the Bodhi Tree"
The smile I'll never forget and I 'll always remember
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Elizabeth Sass Brunner and Elizabeth Brunner the two eminent Hungarian painters in Tokyo, Japan
Mother and daughter the two pilgrims. |
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Ferencz Farkas, the Father of Elizabeth, Eminent Hungarian Painter, who opened his first Painting School at Nagykanizsa, Hungary and got married his first Student Elizabeth Sass Brunner
Ferencz Farkas had never been to India, it was the decesion of the mother and daughter and their dream became reality
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Rabindranath Tagore, the Great Indian Poet, who invited Elizabeth Brunner and her mother to Shantinikthan, India in 1930
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This is one of my favorite images
Elizabeth said:" I dreamt that I was coming down to the cellar of the home of my birth in Nagykanizsa and saw seated in the deep, dark corner, a grand old man, white-bearded, holding a lamp and offering it to my father who was standing to his left. As my father stretched his hand to accept the lamp, the light was becoming dimmer. Seeing this, I ran to reach out to it and the glow of light came back. Now the old man, looking up at me, said, "Take this light. This light must reach every nook and corner of the world".
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Elizabeth Brunner, Sonia Ghandi and Agnes. Elizabeth had great influence on the Nehru Family, she had great friendship with late Indira Ghandi, daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru. |
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