The Graves of All His Hopes
Louis Raemaekers · 1869-1956
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A caricatured figure in a black cloak and top hat kneels with a handkerchief before a row of tombstones inscribed with failed hopes such as Paris, Revolution in Ireland, Revolution in India, and Revolution in Egypt. A black-ribboned wreath lies on a grave marked U-Boat Murder, and a flat stone reads Verdun with regrets. This colour print by Louis Raemaekers, dated 1916-1917, uses the cemetery as a satirical image of frustrated wartime ambitions.
