Art Pieces of WWI

The Filling Factory

This art piece was illustrated by Charles Ginner in 1918. This illustration shows how because of the war, women were used in the factories to do the jobs of men.

Gassed

This art piece, Gassed illustrated by John Singer Sargent in 1918, shows the new weapons of war, in this case, poison gas.

L'artillerie

This art piece illustrated by Roger de la Fresnaye is called L'artillerie(Artillery) in 1911. It shows just how war was fought with weapons.

Unknown Title

This art piece is from an unknown illustrator, i did everything I could to find the illustrator and even a name but he or she was unknown. I had to use this art piece because it showed just how combat warfare was in trenches, also known as Trench Warfare.

"No Entry"
This art piece, No Entry was illustrated by Georges Scott in 1914 to depict how brave the men of our nations were to defend their country, and help put an end to war.