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Described as one of the most brilliant artists of his generation, Eric Robertson's WW1 experiences as an ambulance driver left many piercing statements about his work. 'Shellburst,' is a deceptively simple painting of inescapable menace but it has absolute gravitas.
Italian trench on Mount #Vodice.
Drawing by Lombardi.
#ww1 #italianfront #ww1painters
an italian colored sketch by Lombardi painter for a painting entitled Valore e Patria (Honor and Homeland) in which nurses lay a Tricolor on the chest of a dying man.
Live scene, Piave, June 1918.
#italianfront #ww1painters #InternationalNursesDay
From an Italian perspective, a similar scene:
"unfortunate patrol".
Drawing by Giuseppe Ravanelli.
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TW: Suicide, War. Concept art for a dramatic WW1 based dark fantasy story, an alternate version of Luther where he tries to kill himself but survives every attempt, then he's experimented on by a sadistic doctor that puts him to work as a blood bank and "immortal" solider.
"German soldier fleeing in front of our asphyxiating gases.
October 1918, #Piave".
sketch of Innocente Cantinotti.
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And these are two other drawings I made around February this year~ They are promotional drawings from my story, they represent two scenes from WW1 and I honestly consider them my peak ahaha
in 1919 fashion wanted to pay homage to the fighters with some more practical and functional clothing. For men the famous "trench coat", but for women the "redcross" coat was studied.
To be proposed again in the winter season 2020-21.
#ww1fashion #redcross #ww1uniforms
always look behind you ....
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VIEW the National Museum of American History's incredible collection of #WWI "war art" titled "Picturing #WW1: America's First Official War Artists, 1918-1919": https://t.co/6maSInuADM
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Little side project- Sub chasers. US SC-1 class, over 400 built during WW1. Some still serving in WW2. About as small as possible while keeping detail and diesel engine. Hard to balance buoyancy. Shown in original configuration. #NavalCraft
April's #WildfloweroftheMonth is the Snake's-head Fritillary. This account by Kevin Walker, BSBI Head of Science @BSBIscience tells you where it grows, whether or not it's a UK native & which famous artist painted it while under lockdown during WW1! https://t.co/ISWEnrGMJW