Description
A boat has been torpedoed, and some of the bodies float in the sea. A German sailor looks out from his submarine and with his hands to his mouth cries: 'Good night! neutrals'. Neutrals refers to the men who are dead and no longer enemies. Coutin 1987 (This work was not published, but was intended for publication in 'Figaro', February-March 1917. There is a drawing of this subject in a private collection (Coutin 118B) and a sketch, dated 1916, in the Musee St Denis, Rheims (118C). It was included in 'De la Marne au Rhin', vol. 2, p. 31 (118E).
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Accession Number
ART50130
Physical Description
Medium: photoengraving on Japan paper; edition: 144/300
Measurement
sheet: 38.4 cm x 56.5 cm
Medium
photoengraving on Japan paper; edition: 144/300
Credit Line
Purchased 1987
Copyright
Copyright expired - public domain
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