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'c'est la Guerre!', 1916, Portfolio of Six Prints Art.IWMART64864, Félix Vallotton
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Cartoon For Heavy Artillery (no 2274) Art.IWMART4026, Colin Gill
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'c'est la Guerre!', 1916, Portfolio of Six Prints Art.IWMART64863, Félix Vallotton
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Captain Jacka won the VC at Courtney's Post, Gallipoli, May 1915; the MC was won at Pozieres, France, August 1916; Bar to MC at Bullecourt, April 1917. Wounded at Gallipoli, Pozieres, Messines and Villers-Breto Art.IWMART1915, Colin Gill
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Late in September 1918, while gathering material for 'Gassed' near Peronne, Sargent was struck down with influenza and taken to a hospital near Roisel. Here, he spent a week in a hospital bed next to the war-wo Art.IWMART1611, John Singer Sargent
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Roberts served at Ypres from late 1916 to 1917. He became batman to Lieutenant Duthey but owing to a disastrous cooking experience he was soon relieved of his duties. Art.IWMART1170, William Roberts
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Paul Nash After an Advance (1918) Credit-Imperial War Museums, Paul Nash
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Paul Nash - Nightfall, Zillebeke District - Art.IWMART1148, Paul Nash
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Sir Cecil Burney (1858 - 1929) was second in command of the Grand Fleet during the Battle of Jutland. He followed Admiral Jellicoe to the Board of Admiralty in November 1916 but was not considered a success in Art.IWMART1254, John Lavery
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Men Marching at Night, Paul Nash, 1918
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After the War - a Vad ambulance bringing in French peasants wounded by shells left on the Somme Battlefield. Beaulencourt convoy. Art.IWMART3087, Olive Mudie-Cooke
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Gill gave this description of the work- 'Gunner officers correcting their battery fire by field telephone from a disused trench in No Man's Land' Art.IWMART2297, Colin Gill
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