Furlough Collection
"Furlough: A Glimpse into Moments of Respite and Reflection" Back on leave - February 1945: In this comic postcard
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"Furlough: A Glimpse into Moments of Respite and Reflection" Back on leave - February 1945: In this comic postcard, a Guardsman and maid share a lighthearted exchange during World War II. The question arises, "How long is your furlough?" as soldiers eagerly anticipate their time away from duty. Douce Permission, 1914-18 (colour litho): This vibrant artwork captures the essence during World War I. Amidst the chaos of war, soldiers were granted precious moments to reconnect with loved ones and find solace in familiar surroundings. Our Special Artist with the Jeannette Relief Expedition, Sketches on the Way to Siberia (engraving): Furlough takes an unexpected turn as an artist embarks on a journey to Siberia. Through his sketches, he documents not only his own experiences but also sheds light on life during wartime for others. The Trench-to-Town Express by A. C. Michael: This captivating illustration depicts soldiers transitioning from the harsh realities of trench warfare to the comforts of home during their furloughs. It symbolizes hope amidst adversity and serves as a reminder that respite can heal even the deepest wounds. Studies of Life and Character at a Railway Station (engraving): Furlough becomes an opportunity for observation in this engraving capturing life at a railway station. Soldiers returning home or departing for duty are depicted alongside civilians going about their daily lives—a poignant reminder that war touches all aspects of society. Marshall Space Flight Center Director Jody Singer addresses Marshall employees regarding the effects of just-ended furloughs: In modern times, furloughs extend beyond military contexts. Here we witness how leaders address employees after periods of leave—acknowledging both challenges faced and renewed energy brought back to work. Furlough painting 1875 Albumen silver print.