Modern War; Paintings
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* H: * * * This was the phase at which Nevinson had arrived when the war cloud burst over Europe in August, 1914. The praise of war had always been part of the violent Futurist gospel. Marinetti had loudly declared that he considered the hypothesis of the amicable fusion of the peoples an antiquated idea, and that he found in war alone the hygienics of the world. Indeed, the bulk of Futurist literature was devoted to the glorification of war and of all the mechanical appliances, productive of n...oise and speed, that are essential for the conduct of modern war.
As a true disciple of his master, Nevinson could not miss his chance to experience the emotions of war at first hand. Long before the mtroduction of compulsory service, that is to say in the autumn of 1914, he joined the colours and went to Flanders as a motor mechanic and ambulance driver. " My work," he stated in the foreword to the catalogue of his exhibition of war pictures at the Leicester Galleries, " took me everywhere between the coast [ 18 ] and Ypres along the French, British and Belgian lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* H: * * * This was the phase at which Nevinson had arrived when the war cloud burst over Europe in August, 1914. The praise of war had always been part of the violent Futurist gospel. Marinetti had loudly declared that he considered the hypothesis of the amicable fusion of the peoples an antiquated idea, and that he found in war alone the hygienics of the world. Indeed, the bulk of Futurist literature was devoted to the glorification of war and of all the mechanical appliances, productive of n...oise and speed, that are essential for the conduct of modern war.
As a true disciple of his master, Nevinson could not miss his chance to experience the emotions of war at first hand. Long before the mtroduction of compulsory service, that is to say in the autumn of 1914, he joined the colours and went to Flanders as a motor mechanic and ambulance driver. " My work," he stated in the foreword to the catalogue of his exhibition of war pictures at the Leicester Galleries, " took me everywhere between the coast [ 18 ] and Ypres along the French, British and Belgian lines.
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