Messines Ridge
Drawing
10/04/1918
1998.21
A pencilled drawing of a group of soldiers at Messines Ridge, 10 April 1918, WW1
1st World War
First World War
First World War
Warren, Charlie (Artist)
Paper
Width (front): 10omm
Height (front): 155mm
Height (front): 155mm
From the exhibition 'The Art of War – Posters & Propaganda from the First World War' [23 February – 28 May 2016]
Charlie Warren
Charlie Warren joined the army in July 1916, leaving behind his wife and 3 year old daughter at home in Reighton Road, Clapton.
Charlie sketched these scenes of life at the front. One show soldiers at Messines Ridge in 1918, a German stronghold southeast of Ypres, Belgium. The other is a comical sketch.
Charlie Warren
Charlie Warren joined the army in July 1916, leaving behind his wife and 3 year old daughter at home in Reighton Road, Clapton.
Charlie sketched these scenes of life at the front. One show soldiers at Messines Ridge in 1918, a German stronghold southeast of Ypres, Belgium. The other is a comical sketch.
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10th Worcestershires A/88
Messines Ridge
10th April 1918
Messines Ridge
10th April 1918