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The King
Raemaekers, Louis, 1919, Chromolithograph
The King
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33428
Title
The King
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"A feature that distinguishes M. Raemaekers' portrayal of the British soldier from that of almost any other war artist is the higher plane on which he invariably sets him, and the present volume shows that as the war neared its end his appreciation of his subject continuously advanced, until he produced a series of idylls endued with all the fine qualities brought out by a soldier's life. ... M. Raemaekers has never attempted to catch the public by exaggerated caricatures, but has throughout endeavoured to hand down to posterity true portraits of the man as he has grown to know him in the intimacy of the trenches."
Artist / maker
Raemaekers, Louis
Date
1919
Size
33.4 x 24.7 cm
Type
Chromolithograph
Location
Art and Design Library
Copyright
Louis Raemaekaers' drawings are reproduced by kind permission of the
Louis Raemaekers Foundation
.
The
Louis Raemaekers Foundation
have published a book of his works entitled, 'Louis Raemaekers - with pen and pencil as a weapon'.
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