Portraits of remembrance : painting, memory, and the First World War / edited by Margaret Hutchison and Steven Trout ; afterword by Jay Winter.

Contributor Hutchison, Margaret, editor.

ImprintTuscaloosa : The University of Alabama Press, [2020]

Descriptionviii, 334 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm.

Note:En souvenir : Albert Herter's Le départ des Poilus, at Paris-Est / Mark Levitch -- Romaine Brooks's La France Croisée : allegory, androgyny, and appropriation / Elizabeth Richards Riverbark -- A "rush frénétique" : representation, memory, and Georges Scott's La brigade marine Américaine au bois de belleau / Steven Trout -- An ambivalent patriot Nam¹k Ismail, the First World War, and the politics of remembrance in Turkey / Gizem Tongo -- Albin Egger-Lienz's Die Namenlosen 1914 : Vienna painters and the Great War / Philip D. Beidler -- Russia, memory, and the Great War : Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's In the line of fire / Andrew M. Nedd -- The Canadians opposite lens : Augustus John's unfinished First World War Canadian masterpiece / Laura Brandon -- Sacrifice, grief, and national memory in George Edmund Butler's Butte de polygon / Caroline Lord -- Gatekeeper of memory : the Australian War Memorial and Charles Bryant's HMAS Australia on the way to her doom / Margaret Hutchison -- Fortunino Matania's Goodbye, old man / Marguerite Helmers -- James Clark's The great sacrifice / Peter Harrington -- Maksimilijan Vanka's Our mothers and the Croatian memory of the First World War / Heidi A. Cook -- Der Krieg : Otto Dix's war triptych, memory, and the perception of the First World War / Martin Bayer -- From propaganda to remembrance : Alfred Bastien's The panorama of the Yser Battle / Sandrine Smets -- Afterword : The owl of Minerva : reflections on art, memory, and the transformation of war, 1914-24 / Jay Winter.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-313) and index.

Note:"Interdisciplinary collection of essays on fine art painting as it relates to the First World War and commemoration of the conflict."-- Provided by publisher.

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