Sentence examples for war paintings from inspiring English sources

"Life" magazine is practically the sole promoter of war paintings.

They became a visual inspiration for the "Trojan War" paintings.

The image of Christ infiltrates his War paintings.

Key to the transformation are Benton's scary Second World War paintings, kitschy and stunningly racist pieces of Allied propaganda.

The Civil War paintings — there are two in the show — are haunting little things.

Neville's celebrated success in London with his war paintings feels perilously close to war profiteering.

Earlier this year Del Naja's own return to the art world materialised with a major exhibition of new paintings, War Paint.

Gharem knows Vicari's work, in particular the gulf-war paintings.

Kirchner's pre-war paintings were sensual primeval nudes, but in his 1915 self-portrait he has turned helplessly from a naked model.

Gertler, excused from service on grounds of poor health, found that the bold, figurative style of his pre-war paintings (evident in "The Rabbi and his Grandchild" and "The Creation of Eve") had little relevance during and after the war.

We meet in Peyton-Jones's box of an office above the bristling white Serpentine gallery that is currently showing the work of Leon Golub, the American figurative artist whose spine-chilling, enormous anti-war paintings stretch from the floor to the ceiling of the gallery.