David Cohen Fine Art - Art of the First World War - 1914-1918
Augis
A selection of prints by MARCEL AUGIS (Pseudonym of H. DUPONT). There were a number of First World War French and Belgian artists, including Marcel Augis, that trod the battlefields of the Western Front during the Great War 1914-1918. They recorded the devastation of the battlefields and the areas that contained Allied troops. Many of these etchings/aquatints would have been sold to soldiers returning home after the War or subsequently purchased on the many battlefield
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- Augis
- Bone
- Flameng
- Hepburn
- Holiday
- Jonas
- Matania
- Moss
- Pissarro
- Pryse
- Reni-Mel
- Robida
- Sacre
- Scott
- Snaffles
- Verpilleux
Links
- The Western Front Association
- The Western Front Association-US Branch
- Central Ontario & British Forces in the First World War - COBWFA
- First World War.com
- The National Army Museum
- Guide Books to Battlefields of the First and Second World War
- Naval and Military Press
- THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
- Derek Hayles Military Books
- The Somme Lecture Centre
- Battle Honours - Specialist Battlefield Tours
- Galina Battlefield Tours
- John Malcolm - Fine Art Restoration
- WW1 Cemeteries.com
- Agora Gallery
- The UK Trench Art Site
- The Great War in a Different Light
- Tom Donovan Editions
- Turner Donovan Military Books
- Great War Portraits - a photographic record of Great War Veterans by Keith Collman
- Passchendaele Prints - the website of Søren Hawkes
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