Paul Nash - A Howitzer Firing, 1918 - Art.IWMART1152
Summary
In a letter on 5 July 1918 to the Ministry of Information, Nash announced designs for a work entitled 'Howitzer Battery
Firing' (possibly this work). 'A Howitzer Firing' was a commission from the Ministry of Information and was listed as complete on 15 July
1918.
image: A scene with four British artillerymen firing a Howitzer gun. They stand beneath a canopy of camoflage netting. To
the right a blast of light erupts from the muzzle of the gun, and the men on the left shield their faces from the
brightness.
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