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Visual Art Against Wars

Visual Art Against Wars. Vesa Matteo Piludu Helsinki. Department of Comparative Religion University of Helsinki. Hans Holbein: the Battle 1490. Albert Dürer: The Four Horsemen 1496-8. JACQUES CALLOT (1592-1635): symbols of war 1634. Callot: THE MISERIES OF THE THIRTY YEARS WAR.

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Visual Art Against Wars

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  1. Visual Art Against Wars Vesa Matteo Piludu Helsinki Department of Comparative Religion University of Helsinki

  2. Hans Holbein: the Battle 1490

  3. Albert Dürer: The Four Horsemen 1496-8

  4. JACQUES CALLOT (1592-1635): symbols of war 1634

  5. Callot:THE MISERIES OF THE THIRTY YEARS WAR

  6. Callot: Plundering a large farmhouse

  7. Callot: Revenge of paesant

  8. Callot: atrocities of warProtestants vs Catholics

  9. Pieter Bruegel the Elder:Battle of moneybags and treasure chests (1567)

  10. Peter Paul Rubens 1577 - 1640: Gods going to war

  11. Peter Paul Rubens, Peace and War (1629-30)

  12. Rubens: Allegory of war 1628

  13. Goya: The Third of May, 1808

  14. Goya: Disaster of War 1810-1821

  15. Goya: Disaster of War 1810-1821

  16. Goya: Disaster of War 1810-1821

  17. Goya: Disaster of War 1810-1821

  18. Arnold Bocklin: Der Krieg (date unknown)

  19. Henri Rosseau: la Guerre 1894

  20. Rober Minor: A perfect soldier 1916

  21. George Grotz: Fit for active service 1916

  22. Frans Masereel 1915

  23. Louis Raemaekers, The Gas Fiend, 1916 • Louis Raemaekers was born on April 6th, 1869 in Roermond, the Netherlands, the son of a Dutch country editor and a German mother. • Although his first drawings appeared weekly in the newspaper "Algemeen Handelsblad" from 1906 to 1909, Raemaekers was primarily known as a modestly successful painter rather than a cartoonist. • By 1916 he was to become known worldwide as the greatest chronicler of German brutality and militarism.

  24. Louis Raemaekers • Europe 1916

  25. Louis Raemaekers • War in the XX century

  26. Louis Raemaekers: graphic

  27. L. J. Jordaan, De Groene Amsterdammer (1940)

  28. John Hearfield: the Moral of Geneva

  29. Rudolf Schilcher: Blind Power 1937

  30. Picasso: Guernica 1937Bombing attack

  31. Picasso: Peace

  32. Ben Sahn (1960) Stop Bomb H Test

  33. Milton Glaser, cover for Ilse Aichinger's Herod's Children 1963

  34. Milton Glaser, illustration for story by Apollinaire (Andre Sauret, 1975)

  35. Milton Glaser: Peace Works 1971

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