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The Stretcher Bearer Party
Artist Cyril Barraud depicts Highlanders carrying a wounded man off the battlefield. The shoulder patch, a light blue rectangle and dark blue circle, identify them as members of the 43rd Battalion. One soldier wears a red cross armband identifying him as medical personnel. Those who were hurt but still able to walk were called "walking wounded," like the two soldiers with behind the stretcher party.
The Stretcher-Bearer Party
Painted by Lieutenant Cyril Henry Barraud
Beaverbrook Collection of War Art
CWM 19710261-0019
Artist Cyril Barraud depicts Highlanders carrying a wounded man off the battlefield. The shoulder patch, a light blue rectangle and dark blue circle, identify them as members of the 43rd Battalion. One soldier wears a red cross armband identifying him as medical personnel. Those who were hurt but still able to walk were called "walking wounded," like the two soldiers with behind the stretcher party.
The Stretcher-Bearer Party
Painted by Lieutenant Cyril Henry Barraud
Beaverbrook Collection of War Art
CWM 19710261-0019
