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Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson

Made:
1914-1917
maker:
Claude Allin Shepperson
Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson
Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson

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Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson
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Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London

Casualty Clearing Station in France by Claude Shepperson, 1914-1918. No. [2] from series 'Tending the wounded'. Crayon lithograph, 38.5x51cm. signed br. Numbered 19 bl. View from outside looking through guy ropes to inside a tent, at two bedheads with patients, a nurse and doctor attend to one patient

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1980-910 Pt2
Measurements:
overall: 385 x 510 mm
type:
print
credit:
Sotheby and Compan

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