
Souvenez-vous des crimes allemands! Gerbéviller 1914
Adrien Barrère · 1874-1931
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Souvenez-vous des crimes allemands! Gerbéviller 1914, Adrien Barrère (1917). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Adrien Barrère died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.
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A group of German soldiers in green pickelhaube and forage caps crowds the foreground, their faces scowling, with bayonets raised behind them. Smoke rises over a burning town with ruined buildings and a damaged church tower, and the caption reads "Souvenez-vous des crimes allemands!" Gerbéviller 1914. The print was made by Adrien Barrère in 1917.























