Leurs tranchées. Faut nous faire une raison… by Jean-Louis Forain

Satirical sketch of soldiers talking in a sandbagged trench, with exaggerated faces and barbed wire behind them.

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Leurs tranchées. Faut nous faire une raison, nous n'irons plus à Paris... - - Si, comme espions LCCN2015648131, Jean-Louis Forain (1916), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A lithograph-style sketch shows a seated soldier in a cap leaning against a sandbagged trench while three comrades, drawn with exaggerated faces, sit close together in conversation. Barbed wire and a wooden stake appear at the edge of the trench. The work is titled Leurs tranchées, is attributed to Jean-Louis Forain, and is dated 1916.

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1916

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