As promised, here are the images I researched after my trip to the Glenbow today. It's the desolation of the landscapes, of war. After WWI Jackson could only paint the desolated landscapes. The exhibit not only paired Jackson and Dix, but it showed a lot of the influence of Tom Thomson and Jackson's Group of Seven partners...
The desolation is what I think of as hell. . . .
A.Y. Jackson. A copse
Jackson/Northern Landscape
*Erich Heckel. The
bearded man
*Heckel. Tubingen.
Frederick Varley. For what?
Varley.
German Prisoners
Otto Dix. Flandern
Dix. Graben vor Rhems
Dix. Near
Landemark
Dix. Self-Portrait as Mars
Paul Nash. The Menin Road II
Nash.
Sunrise, Inverness
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*William Kurelek. Hell (the worm that does not
die)
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