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Disposition concernant – Antique Wall Art

Disposition concernant, 1914 — historic image
Disposition concernant, 1914. Historic image from the World War I collection.

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Disposition concernant

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The title, *Disposition concernant*, is French and translates roughly as "arrangement concerning," which points to a formal order or administrative document rather than a scene from the front. Dated 1914, the year the war began, it belongs to the opening months, when France and its allies were moving troops, supply lines and civilian services into wartime footing. Paperwork of this kind was produced in large quantities across Europe, and it shows how quickly the conflict became a matter of logistics and record-keeping. The specific purpose of this document is not recorded here, so its meaning is best read against the confusion and urgency of that first year.

Created / published1914
Original scan2,801 × 4,096 px · prints to 9 × 14 in at 300 dpi
Reference379_Disposition_concernant_1914

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