rotogravure

50 photos tagged rotogravure, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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Huge Siege Guns of the Central Powers Used in the Smashing of Forts (LOC)

  • Art Siegel said:
    Gun on left in another LOC picture:
    Austrian Siege gun in Belg. (LOC)

Stately Cathedral of Arras, France, One Rich in Beauty and an Art Treasure of the World, Today in Ruins (LOC)

  • TVL1970 said:
    Located near the River Somme, the Arras Cathedral would suffer bombardment throughout much of the First World War. Here is a higher perspective photo of the the interior of the cathedral from an earlier point in the war. It is posted, along with other photos of the cathedral, at the National Library of Scotland's photostream on Flickr.
  • Glossy Wrench said:
    Luckily the structure was rebuilt.

Withdrawing After Courageous Fighting Against Overwhelming Odds (LOC)

  • avanherreweghe said:
    A couple of corrections are to be made. 1. This is not Ghent, but Deinze, a city at about 15 miles SW of Ghent. The church is the Our Lady Church and the soldiers are crossing the river Leie (Lys). 2. They are crossing the river from left bank to right bank. This means that they are heading towards the Germans, so they are not withdrawing (yet). It also means that they have not been in any fighting yet.