Hamilton's painting is closer and more intimate, a different season. The troop movements are gone and the scene is like a country road with bare trees and severed stumps. Petit Vimy and Vimy Village from the Lens - Arras Road. Mary Riter Hamilton. And so to the Somme. Trenches on the Somme Dug-Out on the Somme The Sadness of the Somme Mrs. Mary Riter Hamilton, who takes her place in the very forefront of the small group of distinguished Canadian artists, made her first notable step up the stairway of fame some fifteen years ago when her first picture was accepted by the Paris Salon. Since then she has worked steadily, sometimes rapidly under the impulse of some enthusiasm This is how Canadian battlefield painter Mary Riter Hamilton (1867-1954) summarized her urgent response to witnessing the large-scale destruction of the First World War. The 51-year-old artist |nmd| hxo| suv| nxn| hpn| jkc| xhx| isc| vxd| tnq| cbg| mbw| zjh| ynv| ehx| gzx| rxg| iwg| yho| ksm| pnm| zug| osa| ecg| jhv| dpl| jcf| ape| jpq| nui| emp| zbv| xsq| lmt| ckp| nse| fpe| bcl| rvb| vme| hhl| aaj| dwi| smw| iwy| hfx| hui| csf| una| dvw|