Fred A. Farrell – Glasgow’s War Artist: From Home Front to Front Line in WWI People's Palace and Winter Gardens, 30 May–23 November 2014 Artist Fred A. Farrell received an extraordinary commission from the Corporation of Glasgow to produce 50 drawings of the Front Line and munitions factories in Glasgow. These powerful and moving sketches and watercolours recorded the war for posterity – Glasgow was one of the first cities to recognize the importance of creating such a memorial.
National Projectile Factory,...
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National Projectile Factory, Cardonald
National Projectile Factory,...
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National Projectile Factory, Cardonald
Departure for the front line...
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Departure for the front line craters
Bridge No 4 Yser Canal Horses,...
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Bridge No 4 Yser Canal
Intelligence Officer's...
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Intelligence Officer's shelter. Prisoner awaiting re-examination
Church parade, hill top A simple...
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Church parade, hill top
Chimneys of dugouts, Ypres,...
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Chimneys of dugouts, Ypres, Boulevard Malou
15th HLI (tramways'...
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15th HLI (tramways' battalion) rest camp
 

            
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