The Western Front: Drawings by, by Muirhead Bone.

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Illustrator

Bone, Muirhead, Sir, 1876-1953

Title

The Western Front Drawings by Muirhead Bone

Credits

Produced by Brian Coe, Charlie Howard, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by University of California libraries)

Language

English

LoC Class

D501: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: World War I (1914-1918)

Subject

Bone, Muirhead, Sir, 1876-1953

Category

Text

eBook-No.

48362

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/48362

Release Date

February 26, 2015

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.CONTENTS
3. 3.ILLUSTRATIONS — THE WESTERN FRONT
4. 4.Untitled
5. 5.THE WESTERN FRONT — I GENERAL SIR DOUGLAS HAIG G.C.B., G.C.V.O., K.C.I.E., A.D.C. — II GRAND’PLACE AND RUINS OF THE CLOTH HALL, YPRES — III A STREET IN YPRES — IV DISTANT VIEW OF YPRES — V A VILLAGE CHURCH IN FLANDERS — VI THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME — VII “TANKS” — VIII RUINED GERMAN TRENCHES, NEAR CONTALMAISON — IX THE NIGHT PICKET — X DUG-OUTS — XI GORDON HIGHLANDERS: OFFICERS’ MESS — XII WAITING FOR THE WOUNDED — XIII THE HAPPY WARRIOR — XIV (a and b) RED CROSS BARGES ON THE SOMME — XV AT A BASE STATION — XVI ON A HOSPITAL SHIP — XVII DISEMBARKED TROOPS WAITING TO MARCH OFF — XVIII SOLDIERS’ BILLETS—MOONLIGHT — XIX A GUN HOSPITAL — XX AN OBSERVATION POST
6. 6.THE SOMME BATTLEFIELD. — XXI AMIENS CATHEDRAL — XXII THE VIRGIN OF MONTAUBAN — XXIII A SKETCH IN ALBERT — XXIV TAKING THE WOUNDED ON BOARD — XXV “WALKING WOUNDED” SLEEPING ON DECK — XXVI (a and b) “WALKING WOUNDED” ON A HOSPITAL SHIP — “WALKING WOUNDED” ON A HOSPITAL SHIP — XXVII (a and b) A MAIN APPROACH TO THE BRITISH FRONT — “ROAD LIABLE TO BE SHELLED” — XXVIII TROUBLE ON THE ROAD — XXIX BRITISH TROOPS ON THE MARCH TO THE SOMME — XXX A SKETCH AT CONTALMAISON — XXXI ON THE SOMME: SAUSAGE BALLOONS — XXXII A WRECKED AEROPLANE NEAR ALBERT — XXXIII A MESS OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS — XXXIV WATCHING OUR ARTILLERY FIRE ON TRONES WOOD FROM MONTAUBAN — XXXV (a and b) IN THE REGAINED TERRITORY — XXXVI A V.A.D. REST STATION — XXXVII A GATEWAY AT ARRAS — XXXVIII OUTSIDE ARRAS, NEAR THE GERMAN LINES — XXXIX WATCHING GERMAN PRISONERS — XL ON THE SOMME: “MUD”
7. 7.TRENCH SCENERY. — XLI CASSEL — XLII A LINE OF TANKS — XLIII A KITCHEN IN THE FIELD — XLIV THE GUN PIT: HARDENING THE STEEL — XLV THE GUN PIT: A GUN JACKET ENTERING THE OIL TANK — XLVI THE GUN PIT: THE GREAT CLUTCHES OF THE CRANE — XLVII MOUNTING A GREAT GUN — XLVIII “THE HALL OF THE MILLION SHELLS” — XLIX THE RUINED TOWER OF BÉCORDEL-BÉCOURT — L EMBARKING THE WOUNDED Sketched at night at a Port of embarkation of the wounded. — LI (a and b) MONT ST. ELOI — RUINS OF MAMETZ — LII RUINED TRENCHES IN MAMETZ WOOD — LIII “THAWING OUT” — LIV DISEMBARKING — LV SLEEPING WOUNDED FROM THE SOMME — LVI DISTANT AMIENS — LVII SCOTTISH SOLDIERS IN A FRENCH BARN — LVIII WELSH SOLDIERS — LIX A BRITISH RED CROSS DEPOT AT BOULOGNE — LX INDIAN CAVALRY
8. 8.THE UPPER HAND — LXI MOUNTING A GREAT GUN — LXII ERECTING AEROPLANES — LXIII AN AEROPLANE ON THE STOCKS — LXIV THE GIANT SLOTTERS — LXV NIGHT WORK ON THE BREECH OF A GREAT GUN — LXVI THE HOWITZER SHOP — LXVII THE NIGHT SHIFT WORKING ON A BIG GUN — LXVIII SOME GREAT GUNS — LXIX MOVING HEAVY GUN TUBES — LXX A CORING MACHINE AT WORK ON A BIG GUN TUBE — LXXI RUINS NEAR ARRAS — LXXII ON THE SOMME: IN THE OLD NO MAN’S LAND — LXXIII (a and b) A ROAD NEAR THE FRONT — A TRAIN OF LORRIES — LXXIV ON THE SOMME. R.F.C. MEN BUILDING THEIR WINTER HUT — LXXV MARICOURT: THE RUINS OF THE VILLAGE — LXXVI ON THE SOMME, NEAR MAMETZ — LXXVII A MARKET PLACE. TRANSPORT RESTING — LXXVIII (a and b) THE “BLIGHTY BOAT” AND A HOSPITAL SHIP — SCOTTISH TROOPS ON A TROOPSHIP — LXXIX TROOPS RETURNING FROM THE ANCRE — LXXX A HOSPITAL SHIP AT A BASE
9. 9.THE BRITISH NAVY AND THE WESTERN FRONT — LXXXI “OILING”: A BATTLESHIP TAKING IN OIL FUEL AT SEA — LXXXII ON A BATTLE-CRUISER (H.M.S. “LION”) — LXXXIII H.M.S. “LION” IN DRY DOCK — LXXXIV ON A BATTLESHIP: LOWERING A BOAT FROM THE MAIN DERRICK — LXXXV APPROACHING A BATTLESHIP AT NIGHT — LXXXVI A LINE OF DESTROYERS — LXXXVII ON A BATTLESHIP: A GUN TURRET — LXXXVIII ON A BATTLESHIP IN THE FORTH — LXXXIX (a and b) A FLEET SEASCAPE — THE CREW AT A SMALL GUN ON A BATTLESHIP — XC THE FO’C’SLE OF A BATTLESHIP — XCI ON A BATTLESHIP: THE AFTER DECK — XCII INSIDE THE TURRET — XCIII A BOILER ROOM ON A BATTLESHIP — XCIV (a and b) PRACTICE FIRING: BIG GUNS ON A BATTLESHIP — ON A BATTLESHIP: SUNSET AFTER A WET DAY — XCV ON A BATTLESHIP: AIRING BLANKETS — XCVI CAPTAIN CYRIL FULLER, C.M.G., D.S.O., ROYAL NAVY — XCVII THE FLEET’S POST OFFICE — XCVIII IN THE SUBMERGED TORPEDO FLAT OF A BATTLESHIP — XCIX SAILORS ON A BATTLESHIP MAKING MUNITIONS FOR THE ARMY — C THE CINEMA ON A BATTLESHIP

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