Trench Art

The book delves into the fascinating history and cultural significance of trench art, which encompasses various objects created from materials discarded during industrialized warfare. Each piece, from engraved shell casings to shrapnel pens, reveals the personal stories of its creators and reflects the profound impact of war on both soldiers and civilians. It highlights how these artifacts serve as connections between the living and the deceased, and explores their evolution and popularity from 1919 to 1939, extending beyond the trenches to encompass global conflicts.