Lest We Forget: Paintings by Charles Patcher Commemorating the First World War
Name/Title
Lest We Forget: Paintings by Charles Patcher Commemorating the First World WarEntry/Object ID
2021.1607.01Tags
War History, First World War, War ArtScope and Content
Book, created to compliment an exhibition on paintings commemorating the First World War by Charles Pachter.Context
The exhibition was a compilation of paintings painted by Charles Patchers commemorating aspects of the First World War. The book showcases both the paintings as well as essays the compliment the themes presented in them. The book was published by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and pairs each painting with an essay written that compliment each painting, reflecting on either the writers' personal experiences or their research. The essays are as follows: - "Thoughts on the War to End All Wars" by Charles Patcher - "What Have We Learned From War? Canada 1914-2014" by General John de Chastelain (retd) - "Work in Progress: Gently to Nagasaki" by Joy Kogawa - "Interacting with War Beyond the Screen" by Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish - "What Have We Learned from War?" by Kim Phuc Phan Thi - "The Lessons of History" by J. L. Granatstein - "What Have We Learned from War?" by Sally Goddard - "What Have We Learned from War?" by Lt.-Gen. the Hom. Romeo A. Dallaire (retd) - "Vimy Memorial" by Joseph Boyden - "Why Should We Remember the First World War?" by Prof. Margaret MacMillan - "What Have We Learned from War?" by The Rt. Hon. Jean ChretienCollection
War HistoryCataloged By
Kat BezaireCategory
Secondary Source