Jan 12, 2021
“Broken Faces” by Tampa, Florida-based gothic darkwave band Push/Button/Press off of their 2021 album Black Swan
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“Broken Faces” by Tampa, Florida-based gothic darkwave band Push/Button/Press off of their 2021 album Black Swan
Revisting the article “Faces of War” in honor of Russell Lewis and ‘Endeavour’ S4E1 GAME, after watching it on Masterpiece PBS. https://t.co/gOGgb2s0pV via @SmithsonianMag
[Description] WORLD WAR I: 100 YEARS LATER - “Faces of War” - Amid the horrors of World War I, a corps of artists brought hope to soldiers disfigured in the trenches.
Les Gueules cassees de 14-18
Les « gueules cassées », expression inventée par le colonel Picot, désigne les survivants de la Première Guerre mondiale ayant subi une ou plusieurs blessures au combat et affectés par des séquelles physiques graves, notamment au niveau du visage. Elle fait référence également à des hommes profondément marqués psychologiquement par le conflit, qui ne purent regagner complètement une vie civile ou qui durent, pour les cas les plus graves, être internés à vie.
Gueules cassées (broken faces) is a French expression for facially disfigured servicemen that originated in World War I. Colonel Yves Picot is said to have coined the term when he was refused entry to a gathering for those disabled from the war.
After the fact ?
Takahiro Kimura http://broken1000faces.com