'c'est la Guerre!', 1916, Portfolio of Six Prints Art.IWMART64866

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'c'est la Guerre!', 1916, Portfolio of Six Prints Art.IWMART64866

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"c'est la Guerre!", 1916, Portfolio of Six Prints
image: two dead soldiers lie on the ground amongst a mass of barbed wire secured in the ground with wooden pegs. A rifle

lies by the side of the foremost soldier. There is a starry nightsky above.

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