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French family preparing a Christmas parcel for a soldier at the front, World War I, 1916 (colour litho)
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French family preparing a Christmas parcel for a soldier at the front, World War I, 1916 (colour litho)
6000475 French family preparing a Christmas parcel for a soldier at the front, World War I, 1916 (colour litho) by Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: French family preparing a Christmas parcel for a soldier at the front, World War I, 1916. Le colis de Noel. Illustration from Le Petit Journal, 24 December 1916.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 28385338
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In this heartwarming image from World War I, we see a French family coming together to prepare a Christmas parcel for their beloved soldier at the front. The year is 1916, and the war has been raging on for two long years. Despite the hardships and uncertainties that surround them, this family remains determined to bring joy and comfort to their brave soldier. The scene captures the essence of love, sacrifice, and hope during wartime. The wife carefully selects items that will remind her husband of home - perhaps some homemade treats or letters filled with words of encouragement. The mother assists in wrapping these precious gifts while the father looks on with pride in his eyes. Surrounded by grandparents and children alike, this moment showcases how war affects not just those fighting but also their entire families back home. It serves as a poignant reminder that even amidst chaos and destruction, humanity's capacity for compassion endures. This color lithograph was originally published in Le Petit Journal on December 24th, 1916 – an illustration meant to uplift spirits during a time when many were longing for peace. Today it stands as a powerful historical artifact depicting both the resilience of families during times of conflict and the enduring power of love across generations.
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