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In July 1916, Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower were married in Denver.❤️ #books #prewwi #American #history . . 📸(Source: #DDEL from author Michael Beschloss' Twitter) #preworldwari #Denver #Colorado #America #amwriting #photography #vintage #goodreads #writersofinstagram #journals #nonfiction #biography #memoirs #veterans #womenshistory #supportourtroops #thankyouveterans #bookstagram ❤️📚 https://www.instagram.com/p/CCcTZu_hcCu/?igshid=lbqrk06u2aid

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Lignose Model 3 6.35 /25 auto. If this pistol could talk... it was most likely manufactured as early as 1912. This is a great firearm for a collection. Call the store for pricing. 520-568-1455 www.azlawdawgsarmory.com #Lignose #oldpistol #25acp #history #preWWI #Germanpattent (at Arizona Law Dawgs) https://www.instagram.com/p/By-zgGIFJG9/?igshid=dkfgtaeg06gb

[nerdeliciouslyamiee]

Here is part one of the Once Upon a Bookclub unboxing for December https://youtu.be/0rA3V9rpL4k For a clickable link check out my profile. #onceuponabookclubbox #onceuponabookclub #subscriptionbox #booksubscription #bookstagram #booktube #unboxing #unboxed #unbox #mysteryitems #wrapped #historicalfiction #romance #prewwi #postwwii #secretsofnanreathhall #alixrickloff

[nerdeliciouslyamiee]

My second package is December's Once Upon a Bookclub! This book sounds awesome and we have four wrapped goodies to open while we read. Also received the bonus tote bag which will be handy to hold the gifts in while I read. #onceuponabookclubbox #onceuponabookclub #subscriptionbox #booksubscription #bookstagram #booktube #unboxing #unboxed #unbox #mysteryitems #wrapped #historicalfiction #romance #prewwi #postwwii #secretsofnanreathhall #alixrickloff

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Sitting Woman With Leg Drawn Up (1917) - Egon Schiele

Expressionism

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Franz Marc (1880-1916)

Fate of the Animals (1913), The Yellow Cow (1911), Fighting Forms (1914)

Franz Marc, along with Wassily Kandinsky, founded the Der Blaue Reiter group within the German Expressionist movement. Marc was enlisted as soldier in World War I, where he painted camouflage tarpaulin covers to hide the artillary from aircraft flying overhead. Marc was among many other German artists to be listed for withdrawal from combat, however, he was killed at the Battle of Verdun in 1916 by a stray shell splinter before order for his withdrawal reached him.

Marc completed his most famous work, Fate of Animals, in 1913 as tensions were running increasingly high in Europe before the outbreak of WWI. On the back of the canvas, Marc wrote "Und Alles Sein ist flammend Leid" ("And all being is flaming agony"). As Marc served in the army, he wrote to his wife of the painting as "like a premonition of this war—horrible and shattering. I can hardly conceive that I painted it."

German Expressionism, Der Blaue Reiter