Quand Collection

Actualite Bon! Les moutards en veulent sussi
Actualites: Bon! Les moutards en veulent sussi! quand on parle de guerre! comme toute ca prend feu!... On voit que c est de la plante indigene!... ca promet!!, 1840

Women WW1 Farming
Young girl with heavy horse thinks of the men at the front. We re doing ours while you re giving away Et la terre produira quand meme Date: circa 1917

Jean-Louis Forain, Quand le boche se retire... French, 1852-1931, probably 1917, black crayon and brush and black ink on wove paper

Paul Gavarni (French, 1804 - 1866), Quand on pense, 1839, lithograph

Un peuple est sans honneur, et merite ses chaines Quand il baisse le front sons le sceptre des reines. Print shows a nude woman pulling back the curtain to a tent to reveal a female figure or mermaid

Et lui? Aidez-nous ?ui trouver du travail quand il revien Et lui? Aidez-nous
Et lui? Aidez-nous a lui trouver du travail quand il reviendra. Soldier standing in front of two workers. About five hundred thousand French prisoners were held by the Germans between 1914 and 1918

Ha je seront ben content quand j aurons tous ces papiers la
A cleric, an aristocrat, and a member of the Third Estate who is pulling on a rope tied to a bundle of papers including the Nouvelle Constitution

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"Quand: A Glimpse into Women's Farming during WW1 and Artistic Expressions" In the midst of World War I, women played a crucial role in farming, ensuring food security for their nations. Actualite Bon. Les moutards en veulent sussi (Good News. The little ones also want it) highlights their significant contribution to agriculture during this challenging period. Renowned artists like Jean-Louis Forain captured the essence of wartime experiences through his artwork. His piece "Quand le boche se retire. . " depicts a scene from 1917, reflecting the relief felt when the enemy retreats. Odilon Redon's painting "Quands eveillait la Vie au Fon de la matiere" explores the awakening of life within matter. This work reminds us that even amidst chaos and destruction, there is always hope for renewal and growth. Paul Gavarni's lithograph "Quand on pense" from 1839 portrays deep contemplation. It serves as a reminder that reflection is essential in times of uncertainty and change. Honora Daumier's lithographs provide insightful commentary on various aspects of society. In "Mais quand je vous dis que je ne peux pas, " she humorously captures moments when one insists they cannot do something despite evidence suggesting otherwise. Daumier's other works such as "Quand le crime ne donne pas, " "Quand le journal est trop intéressant, " and "Quand on fait ses foins" shed light on different scenarios where human behavior can be both amusing and thought-provoking. Furthermore, Daumier's lithograph titled "Quand on a brûlé son dernier chevalet. " reflects an artist's frustration when they have exhausted all creative resources but are determined to continue their artistic journey nonetheless.