to pray for the souls of the departed, 'now a new type of chapel was built for a similar purpose." "'To commemorate those killed in war.'" "In many churches, a separate space was created in remembrance of those who had died in the wars." "Here it's fenced off in a corner of the church with its own dedicated altar and these words." "Often in these places of remembrance, you have specific military references." "Here, on either side of the altar, there is an angel and a soldier." "On one side, the soldier is kneeling before the angel, who's crowning him, and on the other side, the soldier is standing for a kneeling angel who's handing him his sword, and he's guarding himself with his shield." "And in thecentre, there's an image of the crucifixion, of Christ's suffering and death, just as the people remembered here had suffered and died." "'In the Middle Ages, people had seen in the image of a suffering Christ, 'an echo of their own suffering." "'Now, in the 20th century, the horrors of industrialised warfare 'gave the crucifixion scene renewed relevance.'" "This is a painting by the great British artist Graham Sutherland, who'd been a war artist, but this was painted in 1946 in the aftermath of the war, and it's his response to what had gone on." "It takes the elements of a crucifixion scene," "Christ hangs on the cross, his head hanging to the right at the moment of his death, but this is an intensely physical Christ." "A