Great Britain’s Imperial War Museum website (iwm.org.uk) said trench art “is a misleading term given to a wide variety of decorative items, sometimes also functional, produced during or soon ...

SOLDIER | ARTIST: Trench Art in World War II is on display now through Jan. 2, 2022, in the museum's Senator John Alario Jr. Special Exhibition Hall, giving visitors a chance to plan a safe trip ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Crafting trench art from bullet and missile shell casings started in the Napoleon era, but it became popular during World War I for soldiers stationed in the trenches ...

"So when you look at a piece of trench art you can't just say 'Well, that's an ashtray,' because it is far more than that. It's symbolic of many aspects of war and the soldiers who fight it.

This small dish is part of Elizabeth Russell’s trench art collection and on display at her home in Kendall Yards on Nov. 1. (KATHY PLONKA/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW) Buy a print of this photo ...

This pepper pot is a piece of trench art which was made by a soldier in World War One, serving in France. The pot is made from shell-casing and you can just about see the holes at the top for the ...

A. Your souvenir is an example of “trench art,” one of the unusual outgrowths of life “in the trenches” during wars dating back to Napoleon’s time and quite common during World War I.