The Western Front: Drawings by Muirhead Bone — John Shaqi
The Western Front: Drawings by Muirhead Bone
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The Western Front: Drawings by Muirhead Bone
Bone, Muirhead, Sir, 1876-1953; World War, 1914-1918 -- Art and the war; World War, 1914-1918 -- Pictorial works
This is Jack at his handiest, especially from the Army point of view.
The party are using spare time to make “grommets” of rope-work to go
round the bases of 9.2 shells. Not many people, even in the Army, know
that the Army have come to look to the men of the Fleet for a great
supply of these necessaries.
[Illustration]
C
THE CINEMA ON A BATTLESHIP
A relaxation immensely popular and quite easy for the handy men, who
abound in the Navy, to equip and run. Being their own child, each
ship takes a pride in its “pictures.” The operator in this case was
the Chief Mechanician of the ship and the film the “Battle of the
Ancre.” In the centre are a group of midshipmen, to the right a group
of warrant officers. In the foreground will be observed the ever ready
fire hose.
[Illustration]
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