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Cross-Roads at Flirey
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Cross-Roads at Flirey

War Department · 1918 · charcoal (overall production method/technique)

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A charcoal sketch on paper of Flirey, France during World War I. In this busy scene, American soldiers are working at pulling down the wall of a damaged building.

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Credit lineCross-Roads at Flirey. 1918. War Department. National Museum of American History, War Department. Historical Branch of the General Staff. CC0.
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