User:Phantomsnake/List of Artists Killed in the First World War

Poets

British

• Rupert Brooke (1887–1915, aged 27)
• Julian Grenfell(1888–1915, aged 27)
• Wilfred Owen (died 4 November 1918)
• Isaac Rosenberg painter and poet (died 1 April 1918)
• T. E. Hulme poet and critic
• Charles Sorley (1895–1915, aged 20)
• Arthur Graeme West poet and diarist
• Edward Thomas
• W. N. Hodgson (alias Edward Melbourne) (1893–1 July 1916, aged 23)
• Ewart Alan Mackintosh(1893–1917, aged 24)
• Robert Palmer (poet and epistolean)
• Robert Ernest Vernède (died 9 April 1917)
• Leslie Coulson(1889-1916, aged 27)
• Jeffery Day
• Hedd Wyn (a Welsh language poet )
• William Hamilton
• Roland Leighton
• Walter Lyon
• Patrick Shaw-Stewart
• Will Streets (d.1 July 1916)
• Edward Wyndham Tennant (1897–22 September 1916, aged 19)
• Gilbert Waterhouse (architect and poet) (d.1 July 1916)
• T. P. Cameron Wilson
• Richard M. Dennys(died 24 July 1916, aged 32)
• Gerald William Grenfell (died 1915, aged 25)
• A. L. Jenkins (1892–1917, aged 25)
• W. H. Littlejohn (died 1917, aged 26)
• Colwyn Philipps (died 1915, aged 26)
• A. Victor Ratcliffe (died 1 July 1916, aged 29)
• Alexander Robertson (died 1 July 1916, aged 34)
• George U. Robins (died 1915, aged 36)
• R. W. Sterling (died 1915, aged 21)
• Eric F. Wilkinson (died 1917, aged 26)
• Cyril W. Winterbotham (died 27 August 1916)
• H.R. Freston (d.24 Januatry 1916)
• C.M. Horne (d.27 January 1916]]
• B.Pitt (d. 30 April 1916)
• H.L. Field (d. 1 July 1916)
• B.C.B. White (d. 1 July 1916)
• D.F.G. Johnson (d.15 July 1916)
• R.H. Beckh (d.15 August 1916)
• H.S. Smith (d.18 August 1916)
• W.E. Berridge (d. 20 August 1916)
• T.M. Kettle (d.9 September 1916)
• R.Asquith (d. 15 September 1916)
• N.H. Todd (d. 7 October 1916)
• G.B Smith (died 3 December 1916)
• [[Gray] (died 4 March 1917)
• A.G. West (died 3 April 1917)
• W.L. Wilkinson (died 9 April 1917)
• P.E. Thomas (died 9 April 1917)
• A.J. Mann (died 10 April 1917)
• W.H. Littlejohn (d. 10 April 1917)
• C. Flower (d. 20 April 1917)
• J.E. Crombie (d. 23 April 1917)
• V. Morris (d. 29 April 1917)
• H. Parry (d. 6 May 1917)
• B.F. Trotter (d. 7 May 1917)
• W.O. Down (d. 22 May 1917)
• G.G. Samuel (d. 7 June 1917)
• W.A. Short (d. 21 June 1917)
• C.J.B. Masefield (d. 2 July 1917)
• J.C. Hobson (d.31 July 1917)
• E.H. Evans (d. 31 July 1917)
• F. Ledwidge (d. 31 July 1917)
• E.F. Wilkinson (d. 9 October 1917)
• W.R. Hamilton (d. 12 October 1917)
• C. Mitchell (d. 22 March 1918)
• T.P.C. Wilson (d. 23 March 1918)
• C.W. Blackall (d.25 March 1918)
• J. Brown (d.11 April 1918)
• J.E Stewart (d. 26 April 1918)
• C.F.L. Templer (d. 4 June 1918)
• C.Q.L. Penrose (d. 1 August 1918)
• J.S.M. Baker (d. 8 August 1918)
• J.H.M. Hardman (d. 24 August 1918)
• H.L. Simpson (d. 29 August 1918)
• A.C.V. de Candole (d. 3 September 1918)
• V.T. Pemberton (d. 7 October 1918)

French

• Guillaume Apollinaire d.1918 poet and critic a French poet, playwright, short story writer, novelist, and art critic of Polish descent. ('The war-weakened Apollinaire died of influenza during the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918')
• Jean Allard-Meeus
• Georges Audibert
• Jean-Marc Bernard
• Jean-Pierre Calloc'h (in Breton and French)
• Louis Codet (poet and novelist)
• Émile Despax
• Paul Drouot
• Gabriel-Tristan Franconi
• André du Fresnois (poet, critic, and journalist)
• Léo Latil
• Louis Lautrey (poet, playwright, and historian)
• Jean de La Ville de Mirmont (poet and novelist)
• Jules Leroux (poet and novelist)
• Georges Pancol
• Charles Péguy (poet and essayist)
• Lionel des Rieux (poet, novelist, playwright, and journalist)
• Paul Verlet

German

• Reinhard Sorge (dramatist and poet)
• Kurd Adler
• Gerrit Engelke
• Franz Janowitz
• Alfred Lichtenstein
• Ernst Stadler
• August Stramm (1874-1915)

Austrian

• Georg Trakl (3 February 1887 – 3 November 1914) (cocaine overdose at a military hospital)

Belgian

• Louis Boumal

Polish

• Jerzy Żuławski 14 July 1874 – 9 August 1915) literary figure, philosopher, translator, alpinist and nationalist whose best-known work is the science-fiction epic, Trylogia Księżycowa (The Lunar Trilogy), written between 1901 and 1911.

American

• Alan Seeger
• Joyce Kilmer

Canadian

• John McCrae

Serbian

• Milutin Bojić poet, theatre critic, playwright. (Died of tuberculosis 8 November 1917)

Prosists

British

• H.H. "Saki" Munro author of short stories, novels and plays (18 December 1870 – 14 November 1916)

• William Hope Hodgson essayist, novelist and short-story writer (spanning several overlapping genres including horror, fantastic fiction and science fiction), poet, photographer (15 November 1877 – April 1918)

French

• Alain-Fournier
• Adrien Bertrand
• Léon Bonneff
• Maurice Bonneff
• Émile Driant (alias Danrit)
• Amédée Guiard (novelist, poet, and doctor of arts)
• Louis Pergaud (novelist, short-story writer, poet and teacher)
• Albert Thierry (poet, short-story writer, educationalist, and theorist)

Belgian

• Prosper-Henri Devos

Visual Artists

• Henri Gaudier-Brzeska French d.1915
• Antonio Sant'Elia Italian d.1916 (architect)
• Umberto Boccioni Italian (painter and sculptor)
• August Macke German d.1914
• Franz Marc German d.1916
• Albert Weisgerber German d. 1915
• Wilhelm Morgner German 1891-1917
• Brian Hatton British d.1916
• Robert Gregory Irish (painter and first-class cricketer) (subject of Yeats': 'In Memory of Major Robert Gregory', 'An Irish Airman Foresees His Death', 'Shepherd and Goatherd', and 'Reprisals'.)
• Moriz Jung (Moravia 1885–1915 Manilowa (Carpathians))

Composers

• George Butterworth GB d.1916
• Ernest Farrar GB 1918
• W.D.Browne GB 1915
• Frank Maurice Jephson GB 1917
• Cecil Coles GB 1918
• George Jerrard Wilkinson GB July 1st 1916
• Francis Purcell Warren GB July 3rd 1916
• Frederick Kelly Anglo-Australian 1916
• William Braithwaite Manson NZ July 1st 1916
• Rudi Stephan Ger. 1915
• Alberic Magnard Fr. 1914
• Fernand Halphen Fr. 1917
• Enrique Granados Sp. 1916
• Georges Antoine B 1918

Others

• Joseph Dechelette (archaeologist, critic, and curator) ( 8 January 1862 - 3 October 1914 )
• Paul Lintier (diarist) (13 May 1893 - 15 March 1916)
• Joseph de Marliave (musicologist) (16 November 1873 - 24 August 1914)
• Ernest Psichari (autobiographer and noted writer on military, religious and nationalist topics) (27 September 1883 – 22 August 1914)