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At the Forge, WW1 scene by Lucy Kemp-Welch

At the Forge, WW1 scene by Lucy Kemp-Welch


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At the Forge, WW1 scene by Lucy Kemp-Welch

British army horses being shod at a makeshift forge somewhere on the Western Front. Date: 1919

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Blacksmith Forge Kemp Lucy Shoes Welch 1919


At the Forge

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is a poignant and evocative painting by British artist Lucy Kemp-Welch, depicting the harsh realities of life on the Western Front during World War I. Created in 1919, this powerful work captures the moment of respite and camaraderie between soldiers and their horses as they take a break from the relentless march of battle. In the foreground, a blacksmith hammers away at a horseshoe, his intense focus interrupted only by the occasional glance up to engage with the soldiers and horses around him. The horses, some with bandages and wounds, stand patiently, their trust in their handlers unwavering despite the chaos and danger that surrounds them. The soldiers, weary and battle-scarred, work together to hold the horses still and ensure that their hooves are properly cared for. The makeshift forge, surrounded by piles of wood and tools, is a testament to the resourcefulness and determination of the British army. The scene is set against a backdrop of a barren, muddy landscape, with the ominous shadows of the trees looming in the distance, a constant reminder of the ever-present threat of enemy fire. "At the Forge" is a poignant reminder of the crucial role that horses played in the war effort, and the sacrifices made by both the animals and their handlers. The painting captures the raw emotion and grit of the soldiers and their animals, and the unbreakable bond that was formed between them in the face of adversity. This powerful work of art is a testament to the human spirit and the enduring power of art to capture and preserve history.

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