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Conflicting Visions - War and Visual Culture in Britain and France c. 1700-1830 (Hardcover, New Ed)
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Conflicting Visions - War and Visual Culture in Britain and France c. 1700-1830 (Hardcover, New Ed)
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Conflicting Visions: War and Visual Culture in Britain and France,
c. 1700-1830 offers the first systematic reappraisal of the
cultural representation of war in Britain and France during the
'long' eighteenth century. This radical collection of essays
explores the relation of visual imagery and aesthetics to conflict
during this important period, drawing upon a wealth of materials
including paintings and prints, maps and topographical drawings,
commemorative sculpture and historical artefacts. The intriguing
case studies reveal that military conflict was not a sphere of
social activity separated from artistic culture but rather a
determining factor in cultural production, and that war itself was
largely comprehended, debated and experienced through those
products. Key themes and preoccupations - how differing ideas of
the public were predicated by the representation of war; how such
notions were shaped by the imperial contexts of war; the relations
between conflict, national identity and historical memory - are
addressed to show that war served as a primary vehicle for the
representation of numerous associated and contested issues,
including patriotism and the idea of the nation, loyalty and
opposition, heroism and masculinity, sympathy and sensibility.
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