Murder of Edith Cavell by George Bellows (1918)

Lithograph of a woman in white on a stone staircase, with soldiers and lanterns in a dark prison and fallen figures below.

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A black-and-white lithograph by George Wesley Bellows, dated 1918, shows a woman in a pale gown standing at the top of a stone staircase while soldiers in dim light hold lanterns and gather below. Barred windows and balconies line the walls, and several figures lie sprawled across the lower floor of the dungeon-like space.

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1918

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