During World War I, Paul Clemen studied the effects of war on art and architecture, particularly in Germany. This book features his reports on the condition of monuments of art at various theatres of war, as well as the German and Austrian measures taken for their preservation, rescue, and research. Art lovers, historians, and anyone interested in the impact of war on culture will find this book a fascinating and valuable resource.

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