Where Do We Go? 1919 - 1920

"Where Do We Go?" (1919-1920) is a powerful drawing by Kerr Eby, depicting a group of soldiers marching in a shadowy landscape. Created after World War I, the artwork captures the somber mood and uncertainty of the time, conveying the soldiers' exhaustion and the unknown future they face. Eby's use of stark contrasts and textured lines creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, emphasizing the weight of their experience. The piece is a testament to the enduring impact of war on individuals and society.