War and Art : The Portrayal of Destruction and Mass Violence / Iwona Luba, Renata Rocco, Miruna Sinziana Cuzman, Sam Bowker, Paul Grace, Maria Frick, Ewa Paulina Wawer, Erika Dupont, Jenna Altomonte, Anne Marno, Liza Kaaring, Jennifer Way, Emma Crott, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Frank Jacob, Hiram Kümper, Jeffrey M Shaw, Sarah K. Danielsson, Sabine Müller, Frank Jakob, Mor Presiado, Jürgen Angelow, Christian Gerlach, Martin Clauss, Verena Moritz, Stefan Rinke, Stefanie Schüler-Springorum, Roman Töppel, Jorit Wintjes

• MitwirkendeR: Luba, Iwona; Rocco, Renata; Cuzman, Miruna Sinziana; Bowker, Sam; Grace, Paul; Frick, Maria; Wawer, Ewa Paulina; Dupont, Erika; Altomonte, Jenna; Marno, Anne; Kaaring, Liza; Way, Jennifer; Crott, Emma; Baumhauer, Till Ansgar
• HerausgeberIn: Jacob, Frank; Kümper, Hiram; Shaw, Jeffrey M; Danielsson, Sarah K.; Müller, Sabine; Jakob, Frank; Presiado, Mor; Angelow, Jürgen; Gerlach, Christian; Clauss, Martin; Moritz, Verena; Rinke, Stefan; Schüler-Springorum, Stefanie; Töppel, Roman; Wintjes, Jorit
• Year of Publication: 2020
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: War (Hi) Stories; 8.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource.
• Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index.
• ISBN: 365770292X
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: Iwona Luba, Renata Rocco, Miruna Sinziana Cuzman, Sam Bowker, Paul Grace, Maria Frick, Ewa Paulina Wawer, Erika Dupont, Jenna Altomonte, Anne Marno, Liza Kaaring, Jennifer Way, Emma Crott, Till Ansgar Baumhauer, Frank Jacob, Hiram Kümper, Jeffrey M Shaw, Sarah K. Danielsson, Sabine Müller, Frank Jakob, Mor Presiado, Jürgen Angelow, Christian Gerlach, Martin Clauss, Verena Moritz, Stefan Rinke, Stefanie Schüler-Springorum, Roman Töppel, Jorit Wintjes

The present volume provides a critical insight into the relationship of art and war. It shows how artists perceive war and how they depict it, to warn the spectator but to cure their own trauma at the same time. War causes destruction, loss, and trauma. Many artists have used their art to express feelings and memories related to these losses and their own traumatic experiences. The artwork that came into existence due to such processes reflects on events of our past, but should be considered a warning at the same time. To deal with human suffering means to fully engage with the artist remains of human war experiences. The present volume aims to provide a critical insight into the relationship between art and war, showing how artists dealt with human losses, destruction, and personal trauma.