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Raider with Cosh, Eric Kennington, c1917.
A cosh is a kind of club, made fast to the wrist with a thong so as to hand when not in use, and leave the hand free. The man has no cap, shoulder title, badge or tunic buttons, because, if he were killed in the enemy's trench, these might tell the enemy things which otherwise the enemy could only learn by success in a raid of his own.
From British Artists at the Front, 1918.
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Eric Kennington. Costermongers. 1914
This is the most beautiful effigy I have ever seen and it’s not just because it’s TEL.
T.E. Lawrence to his friend, the artist and sculptor Eric Kennington in a letter from June 16th 1927:
"Do you really like naked women? They express so little."
From Kennington’s memory of when T E first saw his Arab portraits:
Oh DID he
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Cartoons by Eric Kennigton in Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Eric Kennington (British, 1888-1960), An Infantryman, 1916. Charcoal and pencil, 54.5 x 37.8 cm.
John Colin Mungo-Park | Eric Kennington | © IWM | RAF Fighter Command
