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• British Maurice Farman Attacked by a German Fokker While Dropping Sacks of Corn on Kut-el-Amara during the Siege of 1916

  (art) Made by: Carline, Sydney W 1919

  image: An aerial view of Kut-el-Amara showing the layout of the streets and the white, flat-roofed buildings. A British aircraft in the upper section of the composition drops two large sacks of corn over the town. A German aircraft climbs to the attack...

• Study for 'The Dead Sea: An Enemy Aeroplane over the Dead Sea, Palestine' (IWM ART 3079)

  (art) Made by: Carline, Sydney W 1919

  image: A study showing an aircraft flying in the top right of the composition with the Dead Sea to the right, the valley of the River Jordan mid-ground and the blue Hills of Moab in the distance. Three British planes prepare to engage in a dogfight in...

• Siege of Kut-el-Amara Seen From the Air, 1919. British Maurice-Farman Aeroplane Approaching, Attacked by Enemy Fokker

  (art) Made by: Carline, Richard C 1919

  image: An aerial view of the city of Kut-el-Amara, lying on the bank of the Tigris river. In the foreground a British Maurice Farman 11 biplane is in flight, with a German Fokker monoplane approaching it.

• A Crashed Gotha

  (art) Made by: Hill, Adrian

  image: a damaged German biplane in a battlefield landscape.

• A Crashed Fokker at Villers-Bretonneux, France

  (art) Made by: Carline, Richard C 1918

  image: the mangled remains of a crashed German Fokker aeroplane in a bomb-damaged landscape amongst several bare tree trunks. Another biplane is visible in the grey cloudy sky above.

• Army Reconnaissance

  (art) Made by: Wyllie, Harold 1919

  image: An aerial view of aircraft flying over the landscape. In the left foreground is a German Fokker E.III monoplane, with other aircraft in the centre of the composition surrounded by puffs of smoke caused by anti-aircraft fire. A river is visible in...

• The Landscape, Hill 60

  (art) Made by: Nash, Paul 1918

  image: a battle scarred landscape with a small lake surrounded by hills. The water has been disturbed by multiple hits and smoke rises from explosions. A few biplanes are engaged in a dogfight in the sky above.

• Lieutenant Warneford's Great Exploit: The first Zeppelin to be brought down by Allied aircraft, 7th June 1915. The VC was conferred at once on Lieutenant Warneford.

  (art) Made by: Crosby, F Gordon 1919

  image: An aerial view of a British aircraft attacking a Zeppelin. The plane swoops down from above, and the Zeppelin plummets towards the ground in flames, trailing a thick cloud of smoke. Patches of fields and areas of woodland can be seen below.

• German 'Planes Visiting Cassel

  (art) Made by: Orpen, William 1917

  image: A view over the countryside around Cassel. The landscape is covered in patchwork fields lined with trees. There is a clear blue sky above dotted with puffs of anti-aircraft fire towards the top of the composition.

• The Dead Sea: An Enemy Aeroplane over the Dead Sea, Palestine

  (art) Made by: Carline, Sydney William 1920

  image: An aerial view of a British plane swooping in from the left to attack an Austrian biplane that flies towards the sea. Small puffs of smoke (archies) surround the two planes. The Dead Sea lies to the right of the composition, with the River Jordan...