Art from the Trenches: America’s Uniformed Artists in World War I

Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Preface......Page 11
Acknowledgments......Page 13
Part I: Art and the Great War......Page 15
1. Introduction......Page 17
2. The Army\'s Official Artists......Page 25
3. The Daily Travail......Page 39
4. After the Armistice......Page 56
5. The Fruits of Their Labor......Page 71
Part II: The Artists\' Images......Page 83
Water Front, Old Harbor, Marseilles......Page 84
Schooners in the Old Harbor, Marseilles......Page 85
Repairing a Damaged Ship......Page 86
First Division Headquarters Kitchen......Page 87
Troops Waiting to Advance at Hattonchâtel......Page 88
His Bunkie......Page 89
Refugees Returning to Their Homes......Page 90
Blacksmith and Wagon Repair Shed......Page 91
Awaiting a Call: French Auto Truck and Ambulances......Page 92
Barber Shop and First-Aid Station......Page 93
Baldwin Locomotives Unloaded as Shipped......Page 94
Cold Nights Coming On......Page 95
A Battery of French 75\'s Shelling the Germans......Page 96
Off Duty......Page 97
In the Front Line at Early Morning......Page 98
The Engineer......Page 99
The Machine Gunner......Page 100
No Mans Land......Page 101
The Harvest Moon......Page 102
The Flare......Page 103
The Hand Grenade......Page 104
Tanks at Seichprey [sic]......Page 105
Prisoners and Wounded......Page 106
Kamerad—The Sniper......Page 107
The Boche Looter......Page 108
Tanks Attacking Early Sept 26th......Page 109
Vanquished by the Boche Plane......Page 110
Verdun Offensive: Wounded Working Back to Aid Station......Page 111
First Aid Station with American Wounded......Page 112
American Gun Fire Early Morning Opening Verdun Offensive......Page 113
Verdun Offensive: American Troops Following Barrage......Page 114
In Pursuit of the Enemy......Page 115
To the Victor Belong the Spoils......Page 116
Morning Mess, Beaumont-Toul Sector......Page 117
A Cold Breakfast on the March......Page 118
American Artillery Relieved at Deumx......Page 119
Dugouts of the 5th Marines in Bois de Belleau......Page 120
Supply Trains on the Paris-Metz Road......Page 121
The Morning Washup7 Neufmaison......Page 122
Machine Gun Outfit Moving Forward near Esnes......Page 123
Engineers Building Roads......Page 124
Flirey......Page 125
Hoops Leaving Esnes......Page 126
No Man\'s Land, near Thiaucourt......Page 127
General Pershing Entering St Mihiel......Page 128
German Shelters near Varennes......Page 129
Main Square, Montabaur, Headquarters of the 1st Division......Page 130
Boppard on the Rhine in the American Sector......Page 131
First Americans Crossing the Rhine......Page 132
Chaumont American Headquarters......Page 133
A View of Neufchâteau......Page 134
A Gateway to the Front, Rambucourt......Page 135
Flirey......Page 136
Pathway to Peace......Page 137
On the Edge of Rambucourt......Page 138
Flying Field at Issoudun......Page 139
A Tank Surprises and Cleans Up......Page 140
A Six-Ton Camouflaged Tank......Page 141
The Light Tank in Action......Page 142
The Alert Nieuports......Page 143
A Forced Landing near Neufchâteau......Page 144
On the Gas Alert......Page 145
Soldiers of the Telephone......Page 146
Helping a Wounded Ally......Page 147
Infantryman......Page 148
Our Troops Entering Coblenz......Page 149
Notes......Page 150
Index......Page 167
BackCover......Page 174