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For the Daughters of Soldiers Killed on the Field of Honor
For the Daughters of Soldiers Killed on the Field of Honor, plate thirteen from Actualites, 1915
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Media ID 24366783
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The print titled "For the Daughters of Soldiers Killed on the Field of Honor" captures a poignant moment during World War I. Created by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen in 1915, this black and white lithograph evokes a sense of sorrow and sacrifice. In the image, we see a group of young girls, daughters of fallen soldiers, gathered together. Their expressions reflect both grief and resilience as they stand united in their shared loss. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke, capturing the delicate emotions etched on each child's face. Steinlen's work serves as a powerful reminder of the devastating impact war has on families and communities. It pays homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country while highlighting the enduring strength displayed by their loved ones left behind. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago, this lithograph stands as an important piece within its collection. Through his masterful use of lithography techniques, Steinlen brings forth a timeless message that resonates with viewers across generations. "For the Daughters of Soldiers Killed on the Field of Honor" invites us to reflect upon our own connections to history and honor those who have given everything for freedom. This artwork serves as both a memorial and an emblematic representation of wartime experiences that should never be forgotten.
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