1914 Rotogravure World War I Ruins Mezieres Dixmude French Soldiers Trench YNY2 XGAB7 Keywords specific to this image:

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He is known for his use of bright expressive colors (often reds and yellows)

The image is courtesy of "The Pall Mall Magazine

"His gift for portraying manners and humanity with vivid truthfulness to life endowed the French stage with a gallery of immortal characters

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1914 Rotogravure World War I Ruins Mezieres Dixmude French Soldiers Trench YNY2 XGAB7 Keywords specific to this image:This is an original 1914 sepia rotogravure with three images from World War I: a bridge at Mezieres totally destroyed by the French; the French occupying an advanced trench near Nomeny; and the ruins of the Belgian town of Dixmude (Diksmuide), Belgium. CONDITION This 100+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. There is printing on the verso. Please note that the white spot