The Lecture by London224
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The Lecture is an effort to remind us that in many wars, the young often get introduced into combat in the end.
Be it the Civil War, or the last days of Berlin, for right or wrong, often it is old men teaching young boys to do their duty.
Comments (11)
PhilW
Sad but true - and wonderfully depicted!
Vonghese
Indeed! A shame that the world is so broken!
anitalee
Excellent
wotan Online Now!
Sad words, but it's real life. Great effort to remind us the pain of any war! Peace & love!
phfrancke
We will know that we are civilized when such sacrifices are no longer called upon.
RJS
Funny how they always leave out the bit about dying, isn't it? Anyone who's been one of those greenhorns getting that last pep talk before their first battle has to look at this image and feel once again The Fear in the pit of their stomach. Another brilliant image, mate. You do extraordinary work.
starship64 Online Now!
Beautiful and sad.
3DClassics123456
Very good compo. Many kids soldiers are still used in Africa...
bmac62
I'd like to think this didn't happen in the Union Army that you've so aptly and artistically depicted in blue here. My great grandfather enlisted at age 19 which is young enough...but I've not read of young boys being recruited at earlier ages during the Civil War in the north. I suspect the story was different in the south where they were running ever shorter of manpower as the war raged on. But your overall point is very valid as others above have mentioned. Wonderful detailed depiction.
KnightWolverine
This is yet another incredible depiction...Though sad ...still exceptionally done!..
LaurentR
As sad as the wars can be... where and whenever. Another fantastic work you've made!