Zinoview Cendrars. Deux légionnaires dans la Grande guerre. Regards croisés d'un peintre et d'un écrivain. Sculpture with a few masterful pieces

with a few masterful pieces belonging to the Cabinet of Drawings—presents the public with an introduction to the history of the art of printmaking in Italy

"Of Polish origin

and especially on the ever-increasing body of epigraphic documentation

pays tribute to them and sheds precious light on the representation of the world

Eugène: A rectification

Zinoview Cendrars. Deux légionnaires dans la Grande guerre. Regards croisés d'un peintre et d'un écrivain. Sculpture with a few masterful piecesOn July 29, 1914, Blaise Cendrars, a Swiss born poet, wrote an appeal that appeared in Parisian newspapers, calling on all foreigners who were friends of France to enlist for the duration of the war. On August 24, Alexandre Zinoview, a Russian painter who had been living in France since 1909, volunteered. Both members of the Foreign Legion, their experiences aligned, and in October 1915, on the Champagne front, their destinies crossed at the Navarin