Significados de war artist en inglés

Dubliner William Orpen had been an official British war artist since 1917.

Audio Inspired by the work of New Zealand's first official war artist, George Butler.

Remnants was painted by Elizabeth Butler, the foremost war artist of the mid-Victorian age.

In archival series The Vault; NZ war artist Peter McKintyre comments on New Zealand Life at Large.

His eight decades of painting includes an emotional stint as an unofficial war artist in North Africa.

Murals by war artist Evelyn Gibbs are to be restored after they were discovered behind a false ceiling.

Turning his back on journalism, Peter McIntyre became New Zealand's first official war artist after the Second World War.

Michael is a captain on the front lines in the second world war who falls for a war artist.

From 1940 to 1945, as an official war artist, Sutherland himself documented the bombing.

In 2009, the biblical paintings, by war artist Evelyn Gibbs, were discovered behind a false ceiling at St Martin's Church, in Bilborough.

The New Zealand Memorial at Le Quesnoy today Wikimedia commons - Copy.JPG Scaling the walls of Le Quesnoy by war artist George Butler 1920.

He had long experience as a lithographer and had been both an official war artist and a teacher at the Royal College of Art.

A bronze statue of war artist Horace Moore-Jones, who painted many famous scenes of ANZAC troops at Gallipoli, has been unveiled in central Hamilton.

Jenny Haworth, author of 'The Art of War' , explains the artistic legacy left by Canterbury and war artist, Austen Deans, who died during the week.

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