Festival of Ideas 2015 Power and Resistance After Ww1

Festival of Ideas, 24 Oct. 2015Dr Nina LübbrenAnglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

POWER AND RESISTANCE IN SCULPTURE IN THE AFTERMATH OF WORLD WAR ONE

Heinrich Wedemeyer, Siegfried, 1914

Bruno Schmitz, Monument to the Battle of the Nations of 1813, Leipzig 1913

Franz Metzner, sculptures inside the Monument to the Battle of Nations

Charles Sargeant Jagger, Royal Artillery Memorial, 1925

Jagger, Royal Artillery Memorial, fallen soldier

Edwin Landseer Lutyens, Cenotaph, London, 1919

Eric Gill, Trumpington War Memorial, 1921

War memorial, Goltewitz

Cambridgeshire Boer War Memorial, Great St Mary’s, 1905

Boer War Memorial, Cheltenham, 1907

Robert Tait Mackenzie, Cambridge War Memorial (The Homecoming) 1922, Hills Rd

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Arno Breker, Preparedness 1939

Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Fallen Man, 1915-16

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Lehmbruck, drawing of 1915

Emy Roeder, Torso of a Boy, 1915

Gela Forster, Man, 1919

Gela Forster, Man 1919 (another view)

Kathleen Scott, Youth, 1920 (in front of Scott Polar Museum, Cambridge)

Kathleen Scott, Youth, 1920 (another view)

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Edwin Landseer Lutyens, Anglo-Boer War Memorial, 1910, Johannesburg

Gela Forster, Conception, 1919

Iron Henry (Eisen-Hinnerk), Hamburg-Altona, 1915

Iron Henry (Eisen-Hinnerk), Hamburg-Altona, 1915