Sentence examples for disaster of war from inspiring English sources

THE fortunes of Japan's large trading houses have tended to fluctuate with those of the country as a whole, from its opening-up in the 19th century, through the disaster of war in the 1940s, to the highs and lows of the bubble era.

The ghoulish cruelties in The Disasters of War are meant to awaken, shock, wound the viewer.

He named Goya's "Los Caprichos" and "The Disasters of War".

You can also buy their amended version of Goya's Disasters of War for £20.

Think, by contrast, of Goya's gut-wrenching "Disasters of War".

But at least they were published, unlike the brave, desperate "Disasters of War" series.

The museum also has its own companion show, "The Disasters of War: From Goya to Golub".

March Jake and Dinos Chapman show Disasters of War at the Victoria Miro Gallery.

Somehow, they do not destroy, but find something new in the Disasters of War.

It is hard to look at The Disasters of War for long.

She has also arranged a companion show, "The Disasters of War: From Goya to Golub".