Untitled (Aerial view of ruined town, Vaux), 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Town of Vaux (near Château Thierry). June 30, day before American attack, June 30, 1918
Edward Steichen
Untitled, Vaux, June, 1918
Edward Steichen
Bouresches Wood (Château Thierry Sector). Effect of Artillery Bombardment on Woods. Smoke of Exploding Shells, 1918
Edward Steichen
Montfaucon (winter), 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Montfaucon, 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Ruins of Montfaucon (Argonne Sector), Montfaucon, October 10, 1918
Edward Steichen
Concrete Landing Platform for Airplanes at Puxieux (Each Strip About 50 ft. Wide by 250 ft. Long). Crescent Shape Mass was Formed by the Pile of Broken Concrete when the Platform was Removed. Altitude 15,000 ft., Puxieux, August 23, 1918
Edward Steichen
Ruins of Malancourt (Argonne Sector), 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Montsec (strongly fortified enemy position taken by the American troops during the St. Mihiel offensive), S. Étang de la Perche to S. Montsec, May 4, 1918
Edward Steichen
A Photographic Map of Roads and Trench System in the Forest of Apremont, Region of Apremont, February 11, 1919
Edward Steichen
Same as preceding plate, N.W. Grenzen to S.W. Ransbach, February 10, 1919
Edward Steichen
Set of consecutive photographs to form a map (German area occupied by U.S. troops since armistice), (Rhine or Moselle River?), E. Sayn to N.W. Grenzen, February 10, 1919
Edward Steichen
Sedan, 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Sedan, 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Untitled, 1918/19
Edward Steichen
St. Mihiel (winter). Particularly fine example [of an] oblique aerial photograph, 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Mine Craters, Combres Hill (scene of some of bitterest fighting of the war, an active sector for four years), 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Fort Alvensleben (near Metz), 1918/19
Edward Steichen
Camps des Romains (St. Mihiel), 1918/19
Edward Steichen