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This piece of WWI inspired russian art is about the allied victory at the end of the war. It is called 'A Allied Victory' and was created in 1914.
Russia
This art demonstrates that even in a country superpower like russia, the winning of the war was a miracle to many people
This british WWI inspired piece is named 'A battery shelled' made in 1919 by Percy Windham
Great Britian
This piece of art uses abstract methods rather than traditional art methods in its creation. This method was used because most artists believed by this point, that World War 1 couldnt be acuratley depicted using traditional art methods. the complexity and distortion mixed together in this art piece potrays the same complexity and distortion seen in the war
This French piece of WWI inspired art was made in 1918 by Clifford Piexotto.
France
Clifford Piexotto was a famous artist in WWI and traveled to france to draw French landscapes. When the war broke out he had to leave, but towards the end of the war he came back to france, and started illistrating the destroyed french landscapes. This art is a picture of a local french village being destroyed.
This German WWI inspired piece of art is called 'Assult Troops Advance Under Gas' and was amde in 1924 by Otto Dix
Germany
This art piece represents many different things. The black and white and heavy use of dark shading as the picture goes farther down is meant to represent the difficulty and pain it took to advance through gas and the mess of people and the difficulty of seeing in this situation.
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https://www.iwm.org.uk/learning/resources/british-art-of-the-first-world-war
https://www.designcurial.com/news/russian-art-and-the-first-world-war-4358163/
https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object-groups/official-artwork-wwi/peixotto
https://medium.com/lantern-theater-company-searchlight/german-art-between-the-world-wars-72e1fdccdddc