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To Paint a War

The Lives of the Austrialian Artists who painted the Great War, 1914-1918


  • Thames & Hudson
  • Thames & Hudson Australia
  • by Richard Travers
A sweeping painterly chronicle of the war, and a vital part of Australia's heritage.Richard Travers, the author of Diggers in France: Australian Soldiers on the Western Front, now turns his attention to the Australians who painted the Great War.

ISBN 9780500500903 | E | PB
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Publisher Thames & Hudson
ISBN 9780500500903
Author(s) Richard Travers
Publication date August 2017
Edition Paperback
Dimensions mm
Language(s) Eng. ed.
Exhibition Thames & Hudson Australia
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A sweeping painterly chronicle of the war, and a vital part of Australia's heritage.Richard Travers, the author of Diggers in France: Australian Soldiers on the Western Front, now turns his attention to the Australians who painted the Great War. In To Paint A War he follows artists such as Tom Roberts, Grace Cossington Smith, Hilda Rix Nicholas, Arthur Streeton and George Coates - detailing how they left Australia in search of inspiration and fame in London and Paris and lived enviable lives suddenly interrupted by the outbreak of war.To Paint A War is the story of their response to the crisis. Their work, in all its richness and variety, is a sweeping painterly chronicle of the war, and a vital part of Australia's heritage.