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Watercolor of horse-drawn artillery and riders crossing a snowy plain at sunset, with a farmhouse and windmill on the horizon

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Coucher de soleil dans la plaine de l’ Yser, Georges-Bertin Scott (1914), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor print showing a line of mounted riders and horse-drawn artillery crossing a flat, snow-dusted plain under a dramatic orange and grey sunset sky. A 75 mm field gun in the foreground is accompanied by soldiers, while a red-roofed farmhouse, a windmill and a distant smoke plume mark the horizon. The work is attributed to Georges Bertin Scott and dated 1914.