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  1. "Trench Art" is a genre of folk art comprised of items created in wartime, or from war materiel. It may be made by servicemen and women or by civilians, and is particularly associated with the First World War, which witnessed its greatest flowering.
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    Trench art refers to any decorative artwork that was created using debris or remnants and materials derived from the war by soldiers or civilians of any country caught in the conflict. Within the context of World War I, trench art included a variety of objects, with the most notable type of trench art being artillery shell trench art.
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    Jan 12, 2024 · Trench art is a term for handmade artifacts crafted by soldiers and civilians from the discarded materials of war, such as artillery shells, bullets, and bones. Learn about the origins, significance, and diversity of this artistic genre …

  7. Trench Art - Imperial War Museums

    Learn about trench art, the decorative items made from war materials during or after the First World War. See photos and descriptions of various types of trench art, such as ashtrays, paper knives, jugs, and model planes.

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    May 7, 2024 · On the underground walls of trenches all over France, soldiers awaiting the arrival of German troops, drew sketches of the girls they left behind, national and religious symbols, and even relief sculptures. This trench art

  10. Reconstructing World War I Trenches — Google Arts

    The scenes of trench life in this expedition were recreated at Digging In, a project building a reconstruction of sections of Allied and German trenches in Pollok Park in Glasgow, Scotland. The...