68686: Picture Show
Creators: name: Project Team, First World War Poetry Digital Archive
Publisher: name: University of Oxford
Year: 2024
Subjects: classificationCode: 430304
subject: British history
classificationCode: 430308
subject: European history (excl. British, classical Greek and Roman)
classificationCode: 430316
subject: International history

description: Printed book with pasted clippings of poems and war photographs, includes author notes. | File description(s):Photograph of an artillery position and gun with empty ammunition baskets, and a soldier in the background. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Included in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Siegfried Sassoon has noted in ink that the poem was written at Weirleigh in January 1919. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Written at Kantara, Egypt in April 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>The poem 'Concert Party' was written at Kantara, Egypt in April 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs. Siegfried Sassoon has also pasted a clipping of the poem 'The Blues At Lords' by 'Solly Sizzum' onto the page.<br>Photograph of a soldier with a gun standing over the body of a dead soldier. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs. Siegfried Sassoon has also pasted a clipping of the poem 'A Post Elizabethan Tragedy' onto the page.<br>Photograph of multiple dead soldiers lying in a muddy landscape. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Siegfried Sassoon has noted in ink that the poem was composed at Weirleigh in November 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Photograph of a dugout with a partial view of a corpse at its bottom. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Siegfried Sassoon has noted that the poem was composed at Lennel in October 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Photograph of partially buried corpses. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>A clipping of the poem. Siegfried Sassoon has noted in blue ink that the poem was published in the 'New Statesman' on 22nd May 1926. Included in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Siegfried Sassoon has noted in ink that the poem was composed at Lancaster Gate in August 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Photograph of dead soldiers in a muddy and cratered landscape. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs.<br>Siegfried Sassoon has noted in ink that the poem 'Wraiths' was composed at Lennel in September 1918. Published in a privately printed edition of 'Picture-Show' (1919), which contains poems and war photographs. Sassoon has also pasted in a clipping of the poem 'Lines From A Sequence', which he notes was published in 'Country Life' on 7th May 1927.