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Original artwork description:
One of a series of works exploring the theme of the Battle of Stalingrad. Here, the Women munition workers present the Women's Tank Brigade with one of the shells they have produced for the War effort. The rôle of women in the Soviet army and society was crucial to the war effort. The canvas shape is loosely suggestive of a 'pincer movement' by which the Left bank of the Volga was attacked. The colours refer to military camouflage and uniforms. The stippled grey derives from Jacques Louis David's great History painting, specifically the background to "The Death of Marat" in Brussels.
Materials used:
Oil paint and laminated computer print on hardboard
Tags:
#warfare #stalingrad #women #history #militaryStalingrad: Womens' Brigade (1996) Oil painting
by Kenneth Hay
£6,281.25
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 185 x 93.5 x 4cm (framed) / 183 x 91.5cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
One of a series of works exploring the theme of the Battle of Stalingrad. Here, the Women munition workers present the Women's Tank Brigade with one of the shells they have produced for the War effort. The rôle of women in the Soviet army and society was crucial to the war effort. The canvas shape is loosely suggestive of a 'pincer movement' by which the Left bank of the Volga was attacked. The colours refer to military camouflage and uniforms. The stippled grey derives from Jacques Louis David's great History painting, specifically the background to "The Death of Marat" in Brussels.
Materials used:
Oil paint and laminated computer print on hardboard
Tags:
#warfare #stalingrad #women #history #military
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