Ambitious in both scope and content, At War seeks to identify both
the changes in the evolution of warfare from the beginning of the
20th century until today, and to show the imagery and thus
society's mental and cultural constructs surrounding the issue. But
this book on war approaches the age-old subject from a new
perspective--the viewer isn't exposed only to now-familiar images
of war: soldiers, guns, trenches, victims, and limbless survivors.
At War also provides interpretations and depictions of war from
artists such as Otto Dix, Barbara Kruger, Kerr Eby, and Henry
Moore; children's drawings of their war-torn lands; and war
paraphenalia, including a Bomb Dog and a clapping device for a
one-armed serviceman.
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