The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Six soldiers walk through a trench; only their helmets are visible. Another version, with the body of the first soldier visible, appeared in 'Les croix de bois', facing page 200 (Liore and Cailler), cat. no. 9. From and edition of 50 on van Gelde paper, out of a total edition of 107 (of which 8 were printed on ancient Japan trial proofs, all signed by the artist), printed by A and M Vernant, Paris for Henri M Petiet 1926.
Four soldiers on horseback ride down a road through a landscape past a dead tree with a broken branch. The tree is evocative of ruined lives, as well as depicting wartime devastation. De Segonzac base
This print is from the series of etchings 'Impressions de guerre'. Two French soldiers escort five weary German prisoners. They move across the image from left to right. Geffroy suggests that this wor
