René-Georges HERMANN dit HERMANN-PAUL (1874 -1940) 
Uncle Sam in France 
Ink and charcoal. 
Monogrammed lower right. 
22 x 18 cm 
 
This drawing was published in the weekly Candide and captioned "- Yes monsieur Boche, the château, the factory, the village, everything is mine. - It was well worth the war! 
 
Hermann-Paul's drawings published in Candide in the 1920s provoked violent polemics, including those of philosopher Denis de Rougemont, who described them as "utterly repugnant imbecility".
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René-Georges HERMANN dit HERMANN-PAUL (1874 -1940) Uncle Sam in France Ink and charcoal. Monogrammed lower right. 22 x 18 cm This drawing was published in the weekly Candide and captioned "- Yes monsieur Boche, the château, the factory, the village, everything is mine. - It was well worth the war! Hermann-Paul's drawings published in Candide in the 1920s provoked violent polemics, including those of philosopher Denis de Rougemont, who described them as "utterly repugnant imbecility".

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€100 - €200
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€131
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René-Georges HERMANN dit HERMANN-PAUL (1874 -1940) Uncle Sam in France Ink and charcoal. Monogrammed lower right. 22 x 18 cm This drawing was published in the weekly Candide and captioned "- Yes monsieur Boche, the château, the factory, the village, everything is mine. - It was well worth the war! Hermann-Paul's drawings published in Candide in the 1920s provoked violent polemics, including those of philosopher Denis de Rougemont, who described them as "utterly repugnant imbecility".
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