Gloves worn by sightless deaf people that allow them to communicate. Talking gloves for the deaf and blind; their value to men injured in the present war. 1917.

We are Making a New World by Paul Nash - 1918

The Parents (War portfolio, plate 3) by Kathe Kollwitz - c.1921-1922

Making Sailors, The Lookout by Sir Frank Brangwyn- c.1917

Heavy Artillery by Collin Gill - 1916

The Howitzer in Action by Sir William Orpen - 1917

Portrait of a Soldier by Eric Kennington - c. 1918

Raider with a Cosh by Eric Kennington - 1917

Val de Grâce Hospital, Paris by John Hodgson Lobley - 1918

Making Soldiers In the Trenches by Eric Kennington - c.1917

Canadian Soldiers by Augustus John - 1918

Sappers at Work by David Bomberg - c.1918–19

La Mitrailleuse by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson - 1915

A Star Shell by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson - 1916

In the Air by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson - 1917

Troops Resting by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson - 1916

A Dawn by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson by - 1914

‘The Munitions Girls’, shows women working at Kilnhurst Steelworks during the First World War. The artist was Alexander Stanhope Forbes (1857-1947)

English War Work by Joseph Pennell - 1916

Building Aircraft, Making the Engine by Christopher Nevinson - 1917

They Shall Beat Their Swords Into Plowshares by James Kerr-Lawson - 1929

The Girl on the Land, Y.W.C.A. by Edward Penfield - c 1918

You are Wanted by US Army, John Pershing, by KM Bara - c.1917