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A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying
A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying before the German shells. But despite " this hurricane of fire and blood, brave little Belgium does not despair, ays De Nieue one of the countrys leading newspapers. 4th October 1914
Our Picture Shows: Belgian refugees fleeing along the Antwerp Road using dog carts to pull their belongings. © Mirrorpix
Bernard Grant
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Belgium
Media ID 21658711
Battles And Campaigns Civilians Cobbled Road Escape Small Group Of People The Schlieffen Plan Western Front World War One War And Conflict
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This print from Memory Lane Prints captures a poignant moment during the tumultuous times of World War One. The image depicts the roads leading to Antwerp, where an unending stream of civilians can be seen fleeing before the relentless onslaught of German shells. Despite this harrowing hurricane of fire and blood, De Nieue, one of Belgium's leading newspapers, proclaims that brave little Belgium refuses to succumb to despair. In the midst of chaos and destruction, our attention is drawn to a small group of people who have resorted to using dog carts as their means of escape along the cobbled road. These courageous Belgian refugees cling onto their belongings tightly as they navigate through uncertainty and fear. Their determination is palpable; they refuse to let go even in the face of unimaginable adversity. The inclusion of dogs in this scene adds another layer of emotion. These loyal companions dutifully pull their owners' meager possessions, symbolizing both resilience and unity within families torn apart by war. Bernard Grant's skillful composition transports us back in time to witness firsthand the impact that war had on innocent lives caught in its crossfire. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder not only of the horrors endured during World War One but also highlights humanity's unwavering spirit when faced with overwhelming challenges.
Framed Prints of A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying
Bring the evocative and poignant artwork "A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying" by Bernard Grant into your home with our Media Storehouse Framed Prints. This powerful piece, part of the Memory Lane Prints collection, captures the intensity and chaos of war-torn Antwerp, where a constant stream of civilians bravely moved forward amidst the relentless barrage of German shells. Yet, amidst the "hurricane of fire and blood," the human spirit endures. Our Framed Prints are meticulously crafted to preserve the rich details and vibrant colors of this moving work, making it a stunning addition to any space. With a sleek and modern frame design, this print is sure to be a conversation starter and a source of inspiration.
Photo Prints of A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying
Experience the poignant beauty of war-torn Antwerp in this captivating photographic print by Bernard Grant. "A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying" captures a moment of resilience and determination amidst the chaos of conflict. Amidst the hail of German shells, the human spirit refuses to waver, as civilians press on with unyielding courage. This evocative Memory Lane Print offers a poignant glimpse into history, inviting reflection and inspiring awe. Bring this powerful image into your home and add depth to your personal collection.
Poster Prints of A long the roads leading to Antwerp an everlasting stream of civilians may be seen flying
Step into history with our captivating poster print from Memory Lane Prints, featuring the evocative painting "A long the roads leading to Antwerp" by Bernard Grant. Witness the unyielding spirit of civilians as they brave the harrowing journey along the roads, undeterred by the relentless German shelling during World War I. This powerful and poignant image, with its vivid details and rich colors, is a moving testament to human resilience and the enduring strength of the human spirit. Bring this inspiring piece of art into your home or office and let it serve as a daily reminder of the indomitable human spirit.
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