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Tag Archives: war artists
Epic Nevinson painting leads Sotheby’s sale
One of the greatest works produced by British war artist Christopher (CRW) Nevinson will go on sale at Sotheby’s Modern & Post-War British Art Sale on 21 November. Entitled A Dawn, the powerful image depicts a unit of French infantry, … Continue reading
Exhibition focuses on WW1 in Italy
London’s Estorick Collection will reopen in January 2017, after a five-month refurbishment, with an exhibition entitled War in the Sunshine, revealing the little-known role of British forces in Italy during the First World War. Among the items on show are paintings … Continue reading
War artist CRW Nevinson tops bill at London print sale
Black and white First World War studies by Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson (British, 1889-1946) will be on sale at the Grosvenor School & Avant-Garde British Printmaking auction at Bonhams, New Bond Street on 15 April 2014. The top lot in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1914, 1918, Bonhams, Centenary of the First World War, CRW Nevinson, First World War, news, UK News, war art, war artists
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War Artists at Sea at Queen’s House, Greenwich
The 17th-century Queen’s House at Greenwich is marking this year’s Centenary of World War I with a wide-ranging display of the works of naval war artists from the 20th century. War art’s uses In the UK, official war art was … Continue reading