The Lochnagar Crater
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I flew over the Lochnagar Crater in 2013 and saw it for the first time. Thanks to Jeremy Banning for allowing me to use his photo as reference.
Some of the profits of print sales of this painting will go towards the Friends of the Lochnagar Cratermaintain this place as a memorial to those who lost their lives here.
Price/Size of prints: A5 (£35), A4 (£60), A3 (£85), A2 (£115), A1 (£145)
- Buying prints: Email at dillon.anna@gmail.com
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run: 100
- Dimension of painting: 100cm x 100cms
- Medium: Oil on board
Sausage Valley
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Sausage Valley was a battlefield named by the British troops in 1916. It's a gentle hollow of downland just south of La Boisselle, France. The name could have come from the German observation balloons (sausage shapes) that were flown at the front line.
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run: 100
- Dimensions: To come
- Medium: Oil on board
Wytschaete Woods
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On November 1st 1914, Captain Beauchamp Tudor St. John from the Northumberland Fusiliers was badly shot in Wytschaete Woods during an abortive attack on the village of Wytschaete near Ypres in Belgium. Three years later in 1917, Paul Nash was posted to this area with the Hampshire Regiment and produced a painting titled: Air Flight at Wyschaete. My painting is from the edge of Wyschatete Village. The woods, where Captain Tudor St John was shot, are on the far right of this painting.
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run
- Painting dimensions: W:61 x H:46cm
- Medium: Oil on board
Delville Woods
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This painting is in progress
Delville Wood, also known as Devil's Wood, was the scene of heavy fighting during the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and then again in 1918.
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run: 100
- Painting dimensions: To come
- Medium: Oil on board
Approach to Mametz Woods
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This painting is in progress
Mametz Wood was the scene of one of the most tragic battles of the First World War. Soldiers of the Welsh division were ordered to take Mametz Wood in July 1916. There were 4,000 casualties, with 600 dead. The Welsh succeeded but their bravery and sacrifice was never appreciated at the time. My Great-Grandfather was seriously injured by the edge of the woods on July 10th 1916.
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run: 100
- Painting dimensions: To come
- Medium: Oil on board
Polygon Wood
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This painting is in progress
The Battle of Polygon Wood took place during the second phase of the Third Battle of Ypres in Belgium from the 26th September to the 3rd October 1917. Polygon Wood was a large wood situated south of the village of Zonnebeke. The wood was completely devastated in the First World War.
- Signed Ltd Edition Giclee Print Run: 100
- Painting dimensions: To come
- Medium: Oil on board