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The Graveyard of d Esternay, First birthday, 1915 (w / c)
904947 The Graveyard of d Esternay, First birthday, 1915 (w/c) by Bloch, Alexandre (d.1914-21); Musee des Armees, Hotel des Invalides, Paris, France; (add.info.: by Alexandre Bloch)
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10"x8" Photo Print
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 20.3cm (10" x 8")
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The Graveyard of d'Esternay, First birthday, 1915
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is a poignant and evocative watercolor painting by Alexandre Bloch. This artwork captures the somber beauty of a cemetery during the tumultuous period of the First World War. The scene depicts rows upon rows of white crosses adorned with French flags, symbolizing the countless lives lost in this devastating conflict. The artist's skilled use of color brings depth and emotion to the landscape, as shades of green and brown blend seamlessly with vibrant pops of red from the flags. The tranquil setting belies the tragedy that took place here, reminding us of the immense sacrifice made by those who fought for their country. Bloch's brushstrokes capture both the serenity and melancholy inherent in such a place. The absence of any figures emphasizes not only the vastness but also serves as a reminder that these graves represent individual lives cut short too soon. This artwork serves as a powerful historical document, transporting viewers back to an era marked by unimaginable loss and devastation. It stands as a testament to human resilience in times of great adversity. "The Graveyard of d'Esternay, First birthday, 1915" invites contemplation on themes such as war, remembrance, and mortality. It is an enduring reminder that behind every statistic lies a personal story - one that deserves our reverence and reflection.
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