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Explore this Artist's Portfolio Free Arts News Subscription . . You can browse in alphabetical order, by artistic medium, subject matter, or discover art history information by following the link to Masters below. 1834-1890 -- , Bomberg, David and Michelmore, Richard . Explore this Artist's Portfolio Free Arts News Subscription .
In 1917 the Canadian authorities commissioned Bomberg to paint a picture to celebrate an operation in which sappers successfully blew up a salient of the German defences at Saint-Eloi near Arras. His painting, Sappers at Work was rejected by the Canadian committee who criticised Bomberg's Futurism. Bomberg included himself in second version of the painting carrying a heavy beam on his shoulder, to illustrate the burden of working to order. Find the book you want in seconds by author, title or subject. Well over a million books - every book in print in the UK.
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The photographer could only intervene after the event, taking shots of the ruins of a bombed redoubt at Sebastopol or of a Commune barricade. By 1914, the situation had changed owing to improvements in photographic technology and its ready availability. Already in the introduction, we stated that each soldier was a potential photographer, whose best snapshots were published in the dailies, which organised lucrative contests in order to stimulate competition among these makeshift reporters. The poor quality of the picture is given by the newspaper as ultimate proof of its authenticity. This did not, however, prevent painters from producing some war paintings in very different styles.
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