Paths of Glory

Christopher R. W. Nevinson 1917

Faculty of Arts and Humanities of University of Porto
Porto, Portugal

In 1917, Paths of Glory was commissioned from Christopher Nevinson as a propaganda for the war, but this painting was ‘censored’ by Lt. Col. A. N. Lee (art censorship agent). His argument was that it caused a negative view of the war.

Details

Title: Paths of Glory
Creator: Christopher Nevinson
Date Created: 1917
Physical Location: Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London, England
Physical Dimensions: 46 cm × 61 cm
Rights: Imperial Museum (WikiCommons)

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