French Bronze WW1 Era Picture Frame
French Bronze WW1 Era Picture Frame
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French Bronze WW1 Era Picture Frame

$643.50

French bronze WW1 era picture frame used to frame a photo of a war hero that came back home or died in the Great War.

The bronze frame is with the heading souviens-toi (Remember) 1914, 1915, 1916.

On the left a woman with a child holding a sword, possibly depicting the French ideal of liberty and the new generation of French.

On the right a sword and a rifle, most possibly a Lebel Model 1886.

The frame is signed by the artist

Dimensions

Height: 19 cm

Width: 24 cm

Weight: 840 gr

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French bronze WW1 era picture frame used to frame a photo of a war hero that came back home or died in the Great War.

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