"Mr. Muirhead Bone has clearly justified the action of H.M. Government in employing him as an official artistic chronicler of the greatest of all wars."--_Burlington Magazine._ "Mr. Muirhead Bone's vigorous drawings of the toil and moil of British warfare and all its circumstantial splendour and squalor stand in no further need of commendation.... It is a noble and enduring achievement.... These two drawings alone assure Lieutenant Bone's place among the immortals."--_Morning Post._ "Mr. Bone's drawings convey an extraordinary idea of the abomination and desolation caused by shell fire."--_Field._ "The drawings are of endless interest in their subjects and excite a natural wonder at the artist's remarkable fertility and versatility. It is impossible to overestimate the value of these drawings as a record of the actualities of the war."--_Scotsman._ "The selection of Mr. Bone is triumphantly justified by his terrific Tank drawing, which no one's romantic exaggeration--not Doré's or Hugo's even--could have made more overwhelming in its onset or more deadly."--_Daily Chronicle._ "Whether it be a speaking drawing of a road liable to be shelled, or a V.A.D. rest station, or German prisoners coming down from the front, or, again, the finished sketch of Amiens Cathedral with the aeroplanes round the spire, or a hospital ship scene at the quayside, all give a permanent impression of war scenes and war conditions which can hardly be too highly commended."--_Bookseller._ "Among the little aristocracy of war pictures, destined to have permanent value both as history and as art, must certainly be placed the drawings of Mr. Muirhead Bone."--_Coventry_ Herald. "The Work grows on us."--_Liverpool Post._ "In selecting Mr. Muirhead Bone for the task of depicting the varied scenes of activity on the British Front in France and Flanders, the Government have shown a very wise choice, which has been justified by the excellent series of drawings now being published."--_Broad Arrow._ "It cannot be too strongly said that no mere photographic record can ever approach the great work Mr. Bone is doing in these sketches.--_Montrose Standard._" "The Series will certainly be greatly prized."--_Army and Navy Gazette._ "An eloquent pencil, a dashing stroke, guided by a discerning brain, and the art of perspective are the requisites for a successful portrayal of the varied scenes of every battlefield, and these qualities Mr. Bone possesses to admiration."--_Aberdeen Journal._ "Of all the records of the war up to date this publication alone conveys something of the impressiveness that fighting on the present scale might be expected to give."--_Manchester Weekly Times._