Sentence examples for war artist from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who, usually as a job, depicts scenes from conflicts.
Bell was a former war artist and influential member of the Victorian artistic establishment, who after World War II was appointed to teach at the National Gallery of Victoria's painting school.
WILL Britain have a war artist for Kosovo?
In 1943, he was appointed an official war artist.
He fulfilled his role as war artist more than diligently.
He adds that "I could not have asked more of a war artist".
Awkward, cynical and offensive, this "famous war artist" returns to London from the front horribly disfigured.
missions; he served as an official war artist, documenting pilots at work and the landscapes below.
In 1940 Nash again served as an official war artist for England.
He mentioned the painter and printmaker John Piper, who was appointed an official war artist in World War II.
After Mark Neville spent three months in Afghanistan as an official war artist, he returned to Britain deeply troubled.
Nelson owns two limited edition prints by Ben Quilty who served as official Australian war artist in Afghanistan in 2013.
