Gassed john singer sargent

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Art.IWM ART 16162 4. image: a study of a gassed British infantryman lying on the ground on his side. His head is supported with an improvised pillow made of his pack and he has his right arm underneath his head his left arm bent at the elbow facing skywards

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John Singer Sargent 'Gassed' detail

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In 1918 John Singer Sargent was asked to paint a huge canvas on the subject of I World War. He painted a horrible scene with the victims of mustard gas.|In 1918 John Singer Sargent was asked to paint a huge canvas on the subject of I World War. He painted a horrible scene with the victims of mustard gas.

THE National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City is preparing to display a John Singer Sargent painting depicting British soldiers blinded by a gas attack on the Western Front. The American