"Art during the war 1914-1918" is a unique study by the famous French art historian La Cizeranne and Robert de, dedicated to the impact of the First World War on art. Depicting the broad cultural context of the era, the authors consider how the war was reflected in the work of artists, sculptors and other creative personalities. The book offers a new perspective on the art scene of the First World War, unraveling the mysteries of the creative process and the interaction of art with the political and social realities of that time. This is a valuable art history document that helps to better understand the complex relationships between war and creativity.