Artists of World War II
By (Author) Barbara McCloskey
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Greenwood Press
30th May 2005
United States
Primary and Secondary Educational
Non Fiction
709.04
248
Width 178mm, Height 254mm
709g
The influence of their works on World War II and how their communities, and the world, responded to those works, gives readers a unique view on the powerful influence of art in war. Part of the Artists of an Era series Offers a global view of the art of World War II
"Never has the story of World War II's artists been told with such breathtaking scope and clarity. McCloskey's gripping narrative will captivate students encountering this overlooked area of art history for the first time as well as historians and art historians well versed in the period. The unprecedented international reach of Artists and World War II provides a much needed synthesis of the scholarship on art production and politics under the extreme conditions of modern warfare." - Keith Holz, Western Illinois University, author of Modern German Art for Thirties Paris, Prague, and London."
BARBARA McCLOSKEY is an associate professor of art history at the University of Pittsburgh.