Brushes With War: Paintings and Drawings by the Troops of World War I by Joel R. Parkinson An impressive number of new

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Brushes With War: Paintings and Drawings by the Troops of World War I by Joel R. Parkinson An impressive number of newTable of Contents Brushes With War is a unique history of World War I in broad brush strokes. Over 230 original paintings, drawings, sculpture, and trench art by the combatants of World War I cover all aspects of the war and most major battles from Mons (1914) to the Meuse Argonne (1918). The artists were American, Austrian, Australian, Belgian, British, Canadian, French, German, and Russian soldiers. These were not professional artists, but amateurs