On Victory Day in 1945, Les Enhet blended the "Iris Blue" specifically for peace in the Montmartre attic to put the final touches on the masterpiece "The Choice in War". In the painting, he, Jacques, and Jean stand back-to-back, symbolizing the friendship and fighting spirit tempered by the war. The mother's return brings the fragrance of iris, but also the tender remembrance of the years of resistance - she turns the stories of her comrades into "colors that never fade", just like the tiny handwriting written by Les Enhe in the corner of the canvas, allowing the departed soul to be immortalized in art.
