La Belgique, la France et l'Angleterre devant l'invasion Allemande, painted by Guillaume Seignac in 1914, is a striking allegorical work that portrays the alliance of three nations facing the threat of German invasion during World War I. The figures of Belgium, France, and England are personified as classical female figures, united in strength and resolve. Seignac, a French academic painter known for his neoclassical style and refined technique, uses dramatic lighting and emotionally charged expressions to communicate urgency and solidarity. The painting's historical symbolism and graceful execution make it a powerful visual statement of courage and unity in the face of adversity.