The Third Battle of Ypres, also known as the Battle of Passchendaele, was a campaign of the First World War, fought by the Allies against Germany. The total casualties in this engagement numbered approximately half a million, many of whom drowned in the mud.
Siegfried Sassoon, the war poet, wrote:
I died in hell – (They called it Passchendaele).
My wound was slight,
And I was hobbling back; and then a shell
Burst slick upon the duckboards: so I fell
Into the bottomless mud, and lost the light
Pixels: 5095 x 3287 (48 MP)
Size: 28 x 18 inches (180 ppi)
Format: PDF (3.6 MB)
Price: €10
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About this Picture
‘Passchendaele’ is a downloadable hi-definition PDF image scanned from my original water color and acrylic painting. You will receive a 28 x 18 inch PDF image (32 x 22 inches including the border), ideally suited for printing onto canvas. A ‘Museum style’ white border is added to each side of the picture to facilitate mounting the canvas on a stretcher board.
After clicking the Add to Cart button and completing the payment process, you will immediately receive a download link for your picture. Please note that you are purchasing a high-resolution PDF file – not a physical painting. If you prefer a ready-to-mount canvas print you can contact me for postage & prices.
