Dieppe Magnets

Operation Jubilee, more commonly referred to as the Dieppe Raid, was an Allied assault on the German-occupied port of Dieppe, France, on 19 August 1942, during the Second World War.

Walter Sickert (1860-1942) was an influential British painter and printmaker who is often associated with the Camden Town Group and the British Impressionist movement. He was born in Munich, Germany, but later moved to England and became a British citizen.

The Vb Spitfire was the mainstay of the RAF during the BofB but by 1942 against improving German fighters was struggling until the arrival of the Mk IX. This version is shown in markings for the Dieppe Raid.

Val-Saint-Nicolas, near Dieppe (Morning) by Claude Monet, 1897. Oil on canvas.

Vintage railroad travel poster from Dieppe in France. Published in 1900.

Low Tide at Pourville, Near Dieppe by Claude Monet, 1882. Oil on canvas.

Dieppe Pier, Stiff Breeze by David Cox, circa 1832. Watercolor.

This beautiful image of the Church of St. Jacques in Paris was created by David Roberts. Public Domain original image courtesy of Museum of New Zealand.

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The lions of the flag of Normandy - the region of France.

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