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Here's the first draft of Mildew from October last year. The helmet was meant to be more ww1, barely any orange and looks about 5 - 10 years younger. Looking back I'm pretty glad I didn't go with this one but thought it'd be worth posting. Still like the hair though.
St. John 23rd, a chaplain during WW1, gives last rights to a soldier on the battlefield.
#CommissionedArtwork #RenderingProcess #NewDesign #CatholicArt #LiturgicalDesign #SacredSpaces #DecorativeArts
Did I ever show you guys this sketch of my gal Edie? She's a protag of the planned second book in the Prague series. She comes from a long line of doctors, served as a nurse in France in WW1, she's half Czech half Armenian, and she's a butch bi trans badass and I love her ❤🌈
Fred Cecil Jones 1891-1956 b. Bradford, studied at both Bradford & Leeds College of Art. After service in WW1, he began portraying the town & cities of Northern England accompanied by an old suitcase containing his equipment, cold sausages, half a loaf and a bottle of Guinness.
Kazimierz Sichulski (1879-1942), an acclaimed painter before WW1, in 1914 joined the Polish Legions and served in 1st Artillery Regt. During his service he drew caricatures of officers. After WW1 he came back to art, in 1930 becoming a professor of Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków.
Frank Taylor Lockwood 1895 -1961 b. Linthwaite, Huddersfield. After service in WW1, he worked as a commercial artist at Cadbury’s, Birmingham. He recorded many buildings swept aside by an explosion of house building around the City. Father of Arthur Lockwood (see earlier tweet).
Back in WW1, flying was still somewhat risky. When I was young, a neighbour we knew well flew the SE5a with the RFC in WW1. Many years later a friend passed on some old photos which include these.
Robert Yerkes artifacts @yalepeabody illuminate history of primate research, intelligence testing, WW1, eugenics, and science & women scientists in Russia & Cuba! Guest appearances by Ivan Pavlov & Alfred Kinsey: https://t.co/gm7r2HuIQY #museums #histmed #histSTM #twitterstorians
HELP #Twitterstorians! I'm currently researching Danish-Americans in US service during #WW1, and I'm looking for first hand accounts of Da-Am soldiers. Do you know any - both published and in archives/collections/libraries/museums? Please do retweet and cc! Thanks
#WWI #History
Harry Becker,'A Man Named Samson' was a horseman in Wenhaston, Suffolk. A veteran of WW1, one day in November 1919 he walked & drilled a 25-acre winter barley field. Becker was eager to record the final days of an ancient rural, farming system and a countryside he deeply loved.
Currently obsessed with the designs of German & Austrian “Notgeld”, emergency money produced by local principalities when the state-controlled central bank wasn’t able to make enough currency. Primarily made during WW1, often featuring city landmarks/symbols (and expiry dates.)
Eternal Exile. After WW1, Italian Jewish Artist, Arturo Nathan began psychoanalysis & took up painting as therapy. He painted many shipwrecks & exiles. He was deported to Germany in 1944, "first to the concentration camp of Bergen Belsen, then Biberach, where he died" - aged 53.
Of course, it rained and snowed before #ww1, too.
https://t.co/PlveNbDOJO
#snow #rain #illustration
@kirstinlamb @BarringtonStoke In the year that marked the centenary of the end of the WW1, Catherine & @DMMacphail1 take young readers on an eye-opening journey in #WhiteFeather https://t.co/WXNGSGMtxq
▶️ #VendrediLecture : le projet collaboratif #BD / #1GM #WW1, “Traces de la Grande Guerre“, questionne sur l'héritage contemporain de la #GrandeGuerre à travers 18 histoires courtes. En partenariat avec “On a Marché sur la Bulle“, soutenu par @Mission1418, @ed_laGouttiere
"A Battery Shelled" 1919...Painting by #PercyWyndhamLewis (English,1882-1957) Painter and novelist and co-founder of the #Vorticist Movement..
Official #WarArtist WW1, commissioned by Canada.
We’ve curated FOUR new resource guides this year: #WW1, #socialism, #witchcraft and #EasternEurope https://t.co/7udRdgMZd2 #1617review
Check out @LULGalleries for a glimpse at our fascinating Special Collections - feminism, Shakespeare, Russia, WW1, and more #LeedsOpenDay