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Krupp Canons of Faith (litho)
7149612 Krupp Canons of Faith (litho) by Dyson, Will (1880-1938); Private Collection; (add.info.: Krupp Canons of Faith. Illustration from Kultur Cartoons (Stanley Paul & Co, London, 1915).); © Look and Learn
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Allegoric Allegories Alllegorical Figure Anti War Anti War Movement Artillery Artilleryman Artillerymen Czar Czarist Defence Gun Emperors Firearm Gun Barrel Hand Guns Hunting Rifle Naval Artillery Tsarina 1910 1919 1914 1918 Allegorical Defensive Weapon Empress Infantry Weapon War Zone
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This black and white lithograph, titled "Krupp Canons of Faith" is a powerful allegorical depiction from the early twentieth century. Created by artist Will Dyson in 1915, it offers a satirical commentary on war and its devastating consequences. The image portrays an army of artillerymen standing behind massive cannons, symbolizing the destructive power of weapons. The soldiers are accompanied by figures representing emperors, czars, and even an empress or tsarina, highlighting the role played by political leaders in perpetuating conflicts. Dyson's illustration serves as a scathing satire against war itself. It challenges the glorification of military might and questions the faith placed in weaponry as a means to achieve peace. By presenting this critique through caricature and cartoon-like elements, Dyson effectively conveys his message with both wit and artistic skill. The historical context surrounding this artwork adds further depth to its meaning. Produced during World War I when Europe was engulfed in conflict, "Krupp Canons of Faith" reflects the disillusionment felt by many towards war at that time. It also raises broader themes about nationalism, imperialism, and their impact on society. As we examine this thought-provoking lithograph today, it serves as a reminder to critically reflect upon our own beliefs regarding armed conflict. It prompts us to consider alternative paths towards resolving disputes while urging us not to repeat the mistakes of history.
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