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"Just Imagine how they,ll Greet Me!" The Leave Train-Cheery British Soldiers Bound for "Blighty""I'll seee my sweetheart, Flo, and friends I used to know": A happy crowd of British Soldiers in a French train, homeward bound from the front"Original gravure drawn for the Illustrated London News drawn by Samuel Begg (fl 1886-1916) from a sketch by an eye-witness.Begg was a prolific illustrator and sculptor preffering military subjects. Technically exact, his work was at times photographic and characteized by heavy body colour. Published The London Illustrated News, London, 1916 Size of image = 51cm x 30.5cm Condition = fold in centre Price=AUD$65 |
In Action Against the Enemy in the Air: Fighting Raiders in a Village behind the Front"In a war-zone which has seen as many as nineteen air-fights in a day! British anti-aircraft quick-fires on armoured cars shelling taubesOriginal gravure drawn for the Illustrated London News drawn by A.C.Michael(fl 1903-1916), from a sketch by an Officer present in the actions in 1915.Michael was a painter and etcher who worked from his studio in Bedford Park, London. His chalky, realistic style lent itself admirably to action scenes from the front, these being popular withthe public during Word War One. Note the aircrft in the distance, the shells loosely balanced on the armoured car, and the French villagers attempting to plough a field with spooked horses in the centre of the composition. Published The London Illustrated News, London, 1916 Size of image = 51cm x 29cm Condition = fold in centre Price=AUD$65 |
"The Village of Rancourt also Fell into our Power""French and German Soldiers in a Fierce Hand-to-Hand Encounter"Original gravure drawn for the Illustrated London News drawn by L.Jonas, and copyrighted in the United States and Canada.Published The London Illustrated News, London, 1916 Size of image = 48.5cm x 33cm Condition = fold in centre some fatigue around the far edge (does not impact on the image) Price=AUD$55 |
"French Soldier"
Original chromolithograph drawn for the Illustrated London News
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"Parisian Promenaders
Original hand coloured Aquatint etched by Richard
Brinsley PEAKE (Born 1732). He illustrated The Characteristic Costume of
France at the age of 87 in 1819. Published London, vor William Fearman,
January 1819.(Slight discolouration where a matboard presentation has
been, small crease in bottom left hand corner.) |
"The 20th Middlesex (Artists) Volunteers"
Original chromolithograph after Godfrey Douglas Giles (1857-1923)
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We have a large selection
of militaria including Simpson's recording of the Crimean War, French Uniforms
by after Hippolyte Bellange, European Battle scenes, Military portraits (see
alsoVanity Fair) ,etc . |