Drawn to war
The First World War art of Mary Riter Hamilton.
E.J. Hughes attended the Vancouver School of Art from 1929-1935, and was recognized as the most talented artist of his generation on the West Coast.
Exploring the work of war artist, Molly Lamb Bobak During the Second World War, the Canadian government officially appointed 32 war artists—but only one
The war wasn’t over yet and already Vimy Ridge was being hailed back home as a seminal battle that could forever change Canada’s place in
As the Korean winter gave way to an early spring and UN forces pushed slowly but steadily north, the PPCLI were sorely tested.
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