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.

Postcard Rigaud, Quebec Canada College Bourget 1918

File:Battle of Cambrai (1918) - Canadians entering the Square.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Canadian art - Wikipedia

New art exhibitions explore the First World War's historical significance

Exposition des dons américains . . [graphic].by Truchet, Abel, 1857-1918, artist. Paris : H. Chachoin, [1916], 1916 · Special Collections and Archives

How tech helped in the fight against the 1918 flu

Canadian History Roundup – Week of November 4, 2018

The Silent Generation: How society dealt with the aftermath of the Second World War - The Globe and Mail

Art and Culture - Official Art Canada and the First World War

100 years of Canadian artists capturing the realities of war

War Art in Canada, Critical Issues

William Morris Society of Canada: Young Poland: An Arts and Crafts Movement (1890 – 1918)

Editorial: Canadian Art and the Great War

100 years of Canadian artists capturing the realities of war

We will remember them: No 3 Canadian General Hospital (McGill) 1915-1918 — Royal College of Surgeons