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The fight in the Artois (colour litho)
2808578 The fight in the Artois (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The fight in the Artois. To annihilate the pitfalls of the enemy hidden in the dungeons and among the ruins, the British advance by throwing hand grenades in every hole, in every opening. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 22-29 April 1917.); © Look and Learn
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The Fight in the Artois - A Glimpse into the Chaos of World War I
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. In this print titled "The Fight in the Artois" artist Achille Beltrame vividly captures a moment of intense conflict during World War I. The scene depicts British soldiers engaged in a fierce battle against hidden enemies lurking within dungeons and ruins. Amidst billowing smoke and flames, brave soldiers advance through trenches, armed with rifles and hand grenades. Determined to annihilate their adversaries, they throw explosives into every hole and opening they encounter. The earthworks tremble under the bombardment as explosions light up the sky. Beltrame's illustration was originally featured in Courier Sunday on April 22-29,1917, providing readers with a glimpse into the brutal reality faced by troops on the front lines. It serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during this devastating conflict. The image showcases not only the destructive power of warfare but also highlights Britain's resilience and determination to overcome adversity. As soldiers confront each other head-on, tunnels beneath them hint at secret mining operations that added another layer of danger to an already treacherous battlefield. This powerful artwork by Beltrame transports us back to one of history's darkest chapters while honoring those who fought valiantly for their countries. It stands as a testament to both human courage and tragedy amidst an explosive backdrop that forever changed Europe and shaped our world today.
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