For What?, 1918 Art Canada Institute

In For What? by Frederick Varley (1881–1969), a single gravedigger takes a rest from his labours, a cart full of bodies beside him.

Mary Riter Hamilton, Canada's 1st female battlefield artist, helped the country 'grieve mass loss

Howard Daum (1918-1988) H

Spring Live Auction - Session 2: An Important Private Collection of Canadian Art by Cowley Abbott Fine Art - Issuu

How tech helped in the fight against the 1918 flu

Editorial: Canadian Art and the Great War

Autumn Algoma - MacDonald J. E. H. Group of seven paintings, Canadian art, Group of seven artists

Remembrance Day: How a Canadian painter broke boundaries on the First World War battlefields

Munnings – The War Years: 1918 War Artist Exhibition - Veterans Affairs Canada

Mary Riter Hamilton, Canada's 1st female battlefield artist, helped the country 'grieve mass loss

Church History Museum Opens Exhibition Celebrating the Art of Minerva Teichert

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Witness – Fields of Battle Through Canadian Eyes

Should Canada institute a period of mandatory military service? - Legion Magazine

Artistic Legacy of the First World War