Norman Wilkinson's Timeline: Life, Photos, and Key Events

The Cunard liner Lusitania speeding past the Fastnet lighthouse, probably outward bound for New York on her maiden voyage

The British Cruiser HMS Amphion Going Down After Hitting a German Mine 6 August 1914 North Sea

A Monitor with 14-inch Guns Shelling Yeni Sher Village and the Asiatic Batteries in the Dardanelles, in the First World War

A beach in the Dardanelles with soldiers unloading medical supplies from a ship to Red Cross trucks. Colour halftone after N. Wilkinson

The Balloon Ship Hector with Kite Balloon Spotting Off the Left Flank at the Dardanelles Operations

The Base Camp, Cape Helles, Under Shell Fire, August

Shelling Forts, Dardanelles. the attack on the Narrows, Gallipoli

illustration of the sinking of the RMS Lusitania from The Illustrated London News

The Landing in Suvla Bay- Early Morning, 7th August 1915 image: A view of the landings at Suvla Bay seen from a vessel at sea. There is a large troop-ship moored just off the coast in the left of the composition. Several boats filled with troops are leaving this and making their way across to the land at the right.

Troops Landing on C Beach, Suvla Bay, Later in the Day

The Salt Lake, Suvla Bay

s Answer by Lieutenant Commander 2560×1483

A painting by Wilkinson of a convoy with his invention of dazzle painting

A Convoy of Dazzled Ships in the Channel image: A view of a distant convoy of 'dazzle' painted camouflaged ships at sea.

Lieutenant Commander Norman Wilkinson's large oil painting depicts the sailing of Canada's First Contingent of troops, over 31,000 strong, from Canada to England. After taking soldiers, horses, and equipment on board in Quebec City, the liners carrying the First Contingent formed up with British warships in Bay of Gaspé, Quebec, before leaving for England