Battle Paintings

She actively participated in campaigns demanding that French art institutions recognize women, including the hard-fought institutional battle to allow women to enter the prestigious ...

Francesco Simonini, a Parma-born painter active mainly in Venice during the first half of the eighteenth century, is best known for his battle scenes and figure-animated landscapes, ...

The legend of Saint George, both saint and knight, is based on the model of the battle waged by the archangel Michael, exemplifying the struggle of Good against Evil, as described in...

The remarkable pendant object of examination fits into this horizon, which "scans" like a real testament the long artistic career of Joseph, from his beginnings as a specialist in ba...

He lost both his twin sons in their mid-thirties: Sebastian committed suicide in 1976 after a long battle with schizophrenia and Gordon died of pancreatic cancer in 1978.

He lost both his twin sons in their mid-thirties: Sebastian committed suicide in 1976 after a long battle with schizophrenia and Gordon died of pancreatic cancer in 1978.

He lost both his twin sons in their mid-thirties: Sebastian committed suicide in 1976 after a long battle with schizophrenia and Gordon died of pancreatic cancer in 1978.

Rather than focusing on grand naval battles or decorative pageantry, Porcellis concentrated on the everyday relationship between humanity and the sea.

He lost both his twin sons in their mid-thirties: Sebastian committed suicide in 1976 after a long battle with schizophrenia and Gordon died of pancreatic cancer in 1978.

However, unlike artists who focused on dramatic storms or naval battles, Knell often preferred quieter moments of maritime life — anchored vessels, still waters and softly changing c...

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

His ongoing series of demolition derby car paintings pursues the same territory in an intimate register, rendering named and battle-worn vehicles in oil on Mylar mounted to board.

An oil painting by Kristy Gordon (b. 1980, British Columbia, Canada) A cavalry battle scene of people in dressed in camouflage and modern street clothes wielding, not swords, but flo...

Louis.Hope was among the group of artists who saw active duty in the Civil War, participating in eleven battles. After the war he acquired popularity as a painter of battle scenes.

Calza, celebrated for his battle scenes and equestrian compositions, was a master of dynamic movement, rich atmospheric effects, and finely detailed figures.

He studied with Nicolaes Berchem and painted many different subjects, such as portraits, marine scenes, landscapes, history and battle paintings but he was best known for his flower ...

In this way, the process itself, the battle between composure and chaos, between what is known and what is unknown, becomes the ultimate “subject”.

Famous conflicts included the Sioux Wars (1854-1890), Red Cloud's War (1865-1868), the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn, and the 1890 Ghost Dance turmoil."

It shows the obvious battle between the artist and the elements. ARTIST'S STATEMENT I have been in the art business as an artist and dealer since the early 80's.

During the late 1860s Lafon also worked in Rome, where he painted his celebrated Battle of Mentana for Pope Pius IX, an episode that reflects his close connections with Catholic patr...

This fabulous piece depicts a possible battle scene at Medway, which in the 1600s the Dutch had a huge victory against the British navy.

An English artist of French heritage Chevalier Desanges painted portraits and battle scenes especially Victoria Cross winners. In many museums and army collections original frame.

Army General George Patton during the Battle of the Bulge. In 1946, Grigsby worked at Carver High School, the school in Phoenix, Arizona for black students, as an art teacher.

This painting is a conversation about internal battles, urging viewers to confront and embrace their own struggles.

Van der Hagen’s surviving works typically depict ships battling rough seas, naval encounters, calm harbours, or vessels navigating rocky coastlines.

The first to appreciate his skills as a portraitist was Marcantonio II Colonna, winner of the battle of Lepanto against the Turks (1571). It was he who opened the doors to the great ...

He produced numerous views of battles, marches and army convoys, especially during the War of Devolution and the Franco-Dutch War.

The numerous worksthat can now be attributed with certainty to Cornelis, whose production, however, must still be partly separated from the weakerand more repetitive work of his work...

In 1916, at the request of Lord Beaverbrook, he created murals depicting the battles of Arras and Ypres for the Canadian Parliament.

The figure's solitary journey through a barren landscape suggests a personal battle against overwhelming odds or a deep-seated desire to break free from societal or psychological con...

A month following the Armory Show, Stella premiered at the Italian National Club to which the Italian ambassador made a special appearance to toast "an event in the history of the It...

When word of the first Civil War Battles reached Rome, Conrad ran away from home and journeyed to America to enlist in the Confederate army.

Müller-Gossen depicts several sailing vessels battling powerful waves under a dark, turbulent sky.

LARGE OIL PAINTING MARITIME SHIP MASTER PIECE 20th CENTURY FINE MARTINE PAINTING ORIGINAL 20th Century OIL PAINTING GOLD GILT FRAME Good condition for age , (see pictures) Descri...

This oil on canvas, part of the series Tokyo Nocturnes : Blossoms and Clouds in Battle Symphony, unfolds as both an urban panorama and a psychological landscape.

He managed to depict the horrors of the battles in a personal and melancholy way like no other, and also to thematise the years of upheaval in the 1920s in an expressive way.

Jon Blanchette was born in Somerset, England on March 29, 1908. He immigrated to Battle Creek, Michigan in 1918. Artistically inclined at age six, he later studied at the Pittsburgh ...

Using a blend of free-flowing ink and structured acrylic, I wanted to capture the essence of movement—like a banner being lifted high in the wind after a hard-won battle. The ink sy...

He killed himself on the 12th anniversary of a deeply traumatic experience as a war artist in the Battle of Tarawa. Early life and career Bundy was born in Centralia, IllinoisHis fa...

This striking surreal maritime oil painting presents a powerful visual dialogue between a majestic tall ship battling rolling seas and the haunting visage of an old sea captain emerg...

An original oil painting by the prolific and well collected Württemberg soldier and battle painter, Otto von Faber Du Faur (1828-1901).

This action-packed narrative of a G.I. close-up gun battle incorporates five peak moments of drama. Artist Mort Künstler conceptualizes an acutely intense war scene, emphasizing the...

The First World War was to halt his artistic career; he enlisted and gained the Médaille Militaire after the battles of the Meuse. After the war he returned to his painting, almost e...

LITERATURE ABOUT THE SERIE “Tokyo Nocturnes : Blossoms and Clouds in Battle Symphony” In the series “Tokyo Nocturnes: Blossoms and Clouds in Battle Symphony,” Hiro Ando unfolds a n...

The scene is a lively naval battle, most likely The Battle of Trafalgar.

As the United States entered World War II, Hios enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and attended courses in war photography. He participated in battles in the Marshall Islands...

Strokes and Emotions captures struggles of identity, inner battles, and resilience. The fragmented strokes mirror fractured emotions, while the red/orange palette amplifies raw inten...

Signed, dated, and titled on verso: "Jon Blanchette / Art Danner / May 3 - 77" Board size: 10" H x 8" W Blanchette was born in Somerset, England and moved to Battle Creek, Michigan...

This artwork vividly captures a historical battle scene, vividly portraying cavalry soldiers in mid-charge across a tumultuous battlefield.

During World War I, Holiday served as a gunner in the Royal Field Artillery, later becoming a reconnaissance officer. He fought at the Battles of Arras, Passchendaele, and the Third ...

LITERATURE ABOUT THE SERIE “Tokyo Nocturnes : Blossoms and Clouds in Battle Symphony” In the series “Tokyo Nocturnes: Blossoms and Clouds in Battle Symphony,” Hiro Ando unfolds a n...