Larm And X9967 Collection

Portrait of artist Jean Berne-Bellecour in French uniform
Portrait of the artist, Jean Berne-Bellecour in French army uniform, by Lucien Jonas. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915

French and German soldiers in hand to hand fighting. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

Lieutenant General Robert L Bullard - AEF
Lieutenant General Robert L. Bullard, American Expeditionary Force, dated 9th July 1918. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915

Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett, dated 11th October 1918. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Tasker H Bliss, American Expeditionary Force
General Tasker H. Bliss, American Expeditionary Force, dated 18th April 1918. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915

General The Honourable Julian Byng, dated 18th May 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

Lieutenant General Sir Arthur Currie, dated 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

Lieutenant General Sir William Pulteney, dated 23rd May 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In

General Sir Edmund Allenby, dated 20th May 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

Field Marshal French, dated June 8th 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Guillaumat, dated Sepember 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Anthoine, dated 9th May 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Berthelot, dated October 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Umbert. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Roques, dated May 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General de Maud huy, dated 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Maunoury, dated 22nd / 23rd June 1915
General Maunoury, dated 22nd/23rd June 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General D Urbal, dated 11th November 1915. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

General Debeney, dated 16th March 1917. Lucien Hector Jonas (1880-1947). In February Of 1915, Jonas Was Offically Accredited As Military Painter To The MusÚÑáDe L ArmÚѺ In Paris

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"L'Armée X9967: A Glimpse into the Heroic Faces of World War I" In this captivating portrait, artist Jean Berne-Bellecour captures the essence of courage and sacrifice embodied by the soldiers of l'Armée X9967. The French uniform adorning his subject serves as a symbol of national pride and resilience during one of history's most tumultuous periods. The image transports us to the heart-wrenching battlefields where French and German soldiers engage in fierce hand-to-hand combat. These brave men, whose names may be lost to time, fought valiantly for their countries amidst unimaginable chaos and destruction. Among them stands Lieutenant General Robert L Bullard, an esteemed leader within the American Expeditionary Force (AEF). His unwavering determination inspired countless troops under his command, while Lieutenant General Hunter Liggett's strategic brilliance ensured victories that changed the course of war. General Tasker H Bliss commanded with wisdom and foresight, while General The Honourable Julian Byng displayed remarkable leadership skills on multiple fronts. Lieutenant General Sir Arthur Currie's date-stamped presence in 1917 reminds us of his pivotal role in shaping Canadian military strategy alongside Lieutenant General Sir William Pulteney's indomitable spirit. Field Marshal French's dated photograph from June 8th, 1915 evokes memories of early struggles faced by Allied forces. Meanwhile, General Guillaumat's September 1917 portrait reflects a momentous turning point when victory seemed within reach. Lastly, we encounter General Anthoine captured on May 9th, 1917—a testament to his unwavering dedication to duty despite overwhelming odds. Together with these distinguished leaders like pieces on a chessboard—each playing their part—their collective efforts shaped history forevermore. As we gaze upon this poignant collection of faces etched by time itself, let us remember those who selflessly served their nations, forever etching their names into the annals of history.