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Bellows' 'The Germans Arrive' (1918) powerfully depicts WWI’s brutality, capturing a chaotic battlefield scene with intense realism and social commentary. Explore this iconic work by George Bellows.
Explore 'For Humanity Obverse,' a poignant bronze medal commemorating WWI efforts by James Earle Fraser. Featuring a soldier and landscape, it reflects the era's humanitarian spirit & artistic mastery.
Explore Nicholas Roerich’s 'Vignette for book ''N. K. Roerich''' – a striking black & white woodcut print. Expressionist chaos, symbolic figures & bold lines. Discover this unique artwork!
Dramatic black and white painting by Nicholas Roerich depicting three battling horses alongside two figures, showcasing the artist’s Art Nouveau style and evocative mood – explore this captivating vintage artwork and bring it into your collection.
Explore 'Zero Hour,' a powerful WWI oil painting by James Prinsep Beadle. Capturing trench warfare's grim reality with textured impasto & dramatic lighting. A historical masterpiece.
Lester George Hornby’s ‘Going Over’ etching (1918) captures a poignant wartime scene – a tranquil wheatfield juxtaposed with brutal conflict. Explore this evocative monochrome landscape, showcasing 19th-century etching style & historical significance