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War art is that which has been developed and executed (1) by artists officially commissioned either to spend varying periods of wartime under fire or to be present at nearly every kind of military activity, in order to record them; or (2) by servicemen-artists responding to powerful inner urges to
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I've read this twice and still don't understand what you're talking about. I wiil re-read this tomorrow to see if I understand it differently. Perhaps if you explain it in different words, I will begin to grasp the point. If you are trying to argue that there is not a difference between an artist
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My view is that a true war artist is involved in the actual conflict in some way and present at the events they record. This is irrespective of whether they were appointed by the state (or others) or worked of their own volition. For example, I would not consider
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On what is this based? I have an interest in POW art and many such works are of importance but were created in captivity in a voluntary, or only semi-official, capacity eg soldiers who happened to be artists would record POW life after capture. Sometimes this would be on a self-appointed basis,
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I think your logic is sound to develop war artist as long as you make the article more than a list, i.e. include the social and cultural implication of "war artists" as a community, instead along with the history of the unit. I will certainly be willing to monitor your edits and can review the
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Tenmei, your work so far is deeply impressive and puts my contribution in the shade. My query was why you had deleted some artists that had Wiki articles and were well referenced. I assume this was a temporary situation caused by work in progress, as all is now well as far as I am
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article (after some trimming) - list articles do need a short referenced introduction explaining its content and setting its parameters. That is what you have here for all intents an purposes. So all I am proposing is matching reference re: copy paste this article into
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support related articles. The lists of official war artists and information about them could be developed more fully in these distinct articles. If something like this develops, then brief summary paragraphs with
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but the large number of early military/naval artists who painted genre battles on land or sea, often wholly imaginary ones, and usually without ever having gone near an actual conflict, should be somewhere else.
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are historically wrong in many ways. What matters is that the artists who created these icons of popular culture are depicting the topic of war. Is this uncritical POV appropriate for this article?
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There is a distinction between 'Official War Artist' and 'Notable War Artist', although I am not convinced the definition of the former is widely agreed.
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and who also has a Knowledge (XXG) article written about him or her.
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I agree: move all redlinks to talk page pending proof of notability.
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Fixed. It was my mistake. Thanks, AnomieBOT. Most impressive.
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War paint: art, war, state and identity in Britain, 1939-1945
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War paint: art, war, state and identity in Britain, 1939-1945
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Military attachés and observers in the Russo-Japanese War
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4408:Talk:War artist#Dispute definition of war artist
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5690:Lanker, Brian, and Nicole Newnham (2000).
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5567:In relation to the opinions about
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5269:World War II in art and literature
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5663:The Art of War: New Zealand
5295:German War Graves Commission
5184:lessons learned the hard way
5025:List of official war artists
4247:Official Russian war artists
4210:Nikolai Dmitriev-Orenburgsky
4144:Шпион Эпизод из исп-ам войны
3879:British official war artists
3848:British official war artists
2292:Notable Canadian war artists
750:Notable American war artists
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6286:16:57, 12 August 2010 (UTC)
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5869:10:59, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
5661:Haworth, Jennifer. (2007).
5641:London: Michael Joseph. 10-
5571:and its several spin-offs,
5387:List of official war artist
5382:List of official war artist
5033:List of battlefield artists
5019:Move the list items to new
4622:Representative artists list
4506:Please allow me to explain:
4276:Official German war artists
4019:German official war artists
3793:Library and Archives Canada
3655:Notable Russian war artists
3630:War Art, Artist biographies
3163:Archibald Standish-Hartrick
3088:Archibald Douglas Colquhoun
2933:German Official War Artists
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2375:Charles Anthony Francis Law
2333:Patrick George Cowley-Brown
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1824:Notable British war artists
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5762:15:49, 7 August 2010 (UTC)
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5324:03:51, 6 August 2010 (UTC)
5230:Category:Depictions of war
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5132:22:54, 5 August 2010 (UTC)
5117:20:30, 5 August 2010 (UTC)
5048:20:17, 5 August 2010 (UTC)
4985:23:05, 3 August 2010 (UTC)
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3692:15:40, 16 July 2010 (UTC)
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3083:Herbert James Bowkett Coe
2058:Alistair Stewart (artist)
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3227:W D F McPhee
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3098:Jack Crippen
3073:E F Christie
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1859:Stephen Bone
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1519:Jon Cattapan
1401:Charles Bush
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1368:Dennis Adams
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