Thrown to the Swine by Louis Raemaekers (1916-1917)

Pigs in spiked German helmets surround a fallen nurse on bloodied ground, drawn by Louis Raemaekers, 1916-1917.

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A colour lithograph-style drawing shows a crowd of pigs wearing spiked German helmets pressing around a fallen woman in a white nurse's uniform on the ground, with dark bloodstains beneath her. A pig in the foreground bears an Iron Cross on its back, and the caption reads Thrown to the Swine, The Martyred Nurse. The work is attributed to Louis Raemaekers and dated 1916-1917.

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1916-1917

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