1. The Great War and Cultural Memory

2. Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme

3. Thiepval (Sir Edwin Lutyens, 1928-32)

4. Tyne Cot cemetery

5. Menin Gate (Ypres)

6. Menin Gate

7. Menin Gate (inside of the earch)

8. War memorial (Aldeburgh, Suffolk)

9. Sir Edwin Lutyens: Cenotaph, London „Curiously symptomatic – that thing. Monument to the dread of swank – most characteristic” (20). Post-war aversion to „the fine, the large, the florid [...] No far-sighted views, no big schemes, no great principles” (Sir Lawrence Monk in John Galsworthy: The White Monkey, 1924

10. The Cenotaph in Whitehall

11. Remembrance poppies

14. David Jones: Soldier in Trench

15. Sir William Orpen: Soldiers Resting at the Front

16. Eric Kennington: Gassed and Wounded

17. Richard Nevinson: La patrie

18. Richard Nevinson: Paths of Glory

19. John Singer Sargent. Gassed

20. Eric Kennington: Making Soldiers (The Gas Mask)

21. Percy Smith: Men in Gas Masks

22. Nevinson: French Troops Resting

23. Nevinson:Column on March

24. Nevinson: Returning to the Trenches

25. Richard Nevinson: Night Arrivals

26. Paul Nash: Ypres Salient at Night

27. Wyndham Lewis: A Battery Shelled

28. Wyndham Lewis: Cover of the war issue of Blast

29. Paul Nash: Menin Road

30. Richard Nevinson: After a Push

31. William Orpen: Zonnebeke

32. Paul Nash: We Are Making a New World

33. From Abel Gance: J’accuse

34. J’accuse

35. Percy Smith: Death Awed

36. Percy Smith: Death Ponders

37. Percy Smith: Death Refuses

38. Otto Dix: Der Krieg tryptich (1929-32)