After this war, the New Objectivity movement of George Grosz developed, and this war is the setting of a painting of aline of blindfolded soldiers by John Singer Sargent.
A memorial to this event consists of a castÂ­bronze hovering figure and was designed by Ernst Barlach. This event is depicted in landscapes such as We Are Building a New World by Paul Nash. Flags and badges from this war make up a Marsden Hartley painting which eulogizes a lover who died in it. A cycle of 51 prints about this war was created by an artist who depicted a veteran of this war with two wooden legs in his (*) Metropolis triptych, Otto Dix. A memorial to this war includes the Table of Silence and the Endless Column. After this war, the New Objectivity movement of George Grosz developed, and this war is the setting of a painting of aline of blindfolded soldiers by John Singer Sargent. For 10 points, name this war, the setting of John Nash's Over the Top, which depicts trench warfare.
A memorial to this event consists of a castÂ­bronze hovering figure and was designed by Ernst Barlach.
World War I [or WWI; accept The Great War or The First World War]