Jean Cocteau Infirmary WW1 1956 Drawing & Message Red Cross Nurse Postcard J34

As shown, please view all of the photos. This is not an original pencil drawing, it is a print. Based on a drawing and text by JEAN COCTEAU dedicated to the Red Cross in 1956 Saint-Moritz, February 1916. During the war of 1914, I was in Belgium with the marines, under the sign of the Red Cross. It was a great lesson in love and courage, an aid to becoming what Nietzsche calls "a good European." I retain my deep gratitude to this sign, the noblest of all. Jean Cocteau EDITED FOR THE FRENCH RED CROSS by Edicha Edit-Imp. Paris Standard size unless otherwise noted. Condition Description is normal wear associated with an old postcard or photo; it might have creases, corner bumps, ink, or pencil on the front. Please see photos for depiction of the condition. International shipping does not include tracking. We love our international customers, but please be informed that you may be subjected to customs charges or import taxes. These charges are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the item price or the shipping cost. Thank you & Happy Shopping!

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