Experience the emotional and artistic impact of World War I through the lens of French literature with this evocative study by Albert Schinz. From the battlefields to the homefront, Schinz explores the ways in which writers and artists responded to the war and its aftermath, and how this period of cultural upheaval set the stage for future artistic movements.

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