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This 10 page paper provides an overview of the correlation between the issues relative to World War I and the impacts on modern art. This paper integrates a specific view of the impacts of the War for Australian artists, and creates a significant historical context for the creation of early 20th century modern art. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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modern art. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Mtaustra.rtf WORLD WAR I AND AUSTRALIAN ART Research Compiled by 11/2001 For
More Information on This Paper, Please Australian artists and "Down Under" art is not usually used
as examples in Art History classes. Nor are Australians mentioned by art critics on a frequent basis for their originality of thought or composition. Compared to most "great art," in
fact, Australia doesnt just rank very high, although the Sydney Opera House is a marvel of original architecture. But as opposed
to "creative art," which depicts an artists feelings or concerns, Australian art, particularly the art created following the World War I, provided an ideal depiction of the actual events of
the times and the events that followed, including the Great Depression and World War II. As such, Australian art, while borrowing heavily
against other forms of art from other parts of the world, has provided a special chronicle of a countrys history, from its beginnings as a continental "jail" for British convicts,
to the gracious host to the worldwide event known as the 2000 Summer Olypmics. Art, Wartime and the land "Down Under"
"From the Somme trenches to the ovens of Dachau, artists have been confronted by the fundamental problem of making art, particularly an art that seeks to represent war and death,
when faced with experiences so horrible that we would, if we could, deny them their human agency" (Jensen 168). If war is
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