What About Peace, Lads by Louis Raemaekers (1916-1917)

Colored sketch of a scowling man in a dark cap carrying a bloodied pig, with two figures running behind him.

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A colored charcoal-style drawing shows a grizzled, scowling man in a dark cap and coat hunched over a limp pig, with red blood dripping from it and a trail of red stains across the ground. Two more dark-clad figures run after him in the background, one holding a stick. The work is titled What About Peace, Lads, by Louis Raemaekers, dated 1916-1917.

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