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Original artwork description:
"A hundred years ago conscientious objectors were vilified and labelled as cowards; hopefully progress has taught us that it takes as much courage to take a stand as it does to take up arms.
We have a choice. We can choose not to fight. We can choose peace."
Oil on recycled tent fabric, painted and shown as part of the 14-18 event which culminated with Danny Boyle's portraits on beaches across the UK. A reworking of Kisinger's famous poster calling for men to enlist, it's calling for you to choose a more peaceful path.
Materials used:
recycled tent fabric
Tags:
#war memorial #white poppy for peace #war poster #recycled #peace #war #ww1 #first world war #kisingerFeatured by our Editors:
Conscientious objective (2018) Oil painting
by Helen Finney
1 Artist Reviews
£350
- Oil painting on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 63.5 x 99.06 x 5.08cm (unframed) / 63.5 x 99.06cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Graphic, illustrative and typographic
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
"A hundred years ago conscientious objectors were vilified and labelled as cowards; hopefully progress has taught us that it takes as much courage to take a stand as it does to take up arms.
We have a choice. We can choose not to fight. We can choose peace."
Oil on recycled tent fabric, painted and shown as part of the 14-18 event which culminated with Danny Boyle's portraits on beaches across the UK. A reworking of Kisinger's famous poster calling for men to enlist, it's calling for you to choose a more peaceful path.
Materials used:
recycled tent fabric
Tags:
#war memorial #white poppy for peace #war poster #recycled #peace #war #ww1 #first world war #kisingerFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (1)
Helen Finney
United Kingdom
About
Originally
from Kent, my family moved to Wales whilst I was still in school and have lived and
worked here ever since. My initial training was in technical
illustration, which... Read more