C'est la guerre!
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C'est la guerre![1] (English: It is war) is a series of six woodcuts by Félix Vallotton published in 1915-1916.
The prints are
- La Tranchée (1915)
- L'Orgie (1915)
- Les Fils de fer (1916)
- Dans les ténèbres[2][3] (1916)
- Le Guetteur (1916)
- Les Civils (1916)
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