February 2011 , Recoleta Cemetery, Buenos Aires, Beautiful Argentina. A woman lies, collapsed, with an oil lamp in her hand. No flame comes from the lamp, representing death. Above her is an enormous open casket with a dove escaping. Which could be linked to the peace in afterlife, the actual moment of death. The soul rises out of the casket to be greeted by another angel. Actions of love during an inevitable event. The beauty in dying by the angel uncovering the soul with a cloth as a sign of safety, light and comfort and pointing to the heavenly direction, where she will be going. This photograph is partially showing the whole monument of José Clemente Paz, who founded the newspaper “La Prensa” in 1869 with a commitment to independent journalism & respect for the private individual behind the public persona. With this, it is also inevitable to credit fully honor the Artist, Jules Felix Coutan (1904), who was the most important sculptor of the era… head of the École de Beaux Arts in Paris, as well as commissioned for works on the French National Library and the Grand Central Station in New York City. This Artwork was final edited in 2023.