
Christopher Richard Wynne NevinsonEngland, 1889–1946Må man se det?
Cleveland, USA
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The British government commissioned Christopher Nevinson to create this print, part of a series of six, during World War I. By depicting the manufacture and use of airplanes in England, Nevinson represented the motivations and goals of war to a broad public. This image emphasizes the intense focus and strength required to build an engine. Diagonals and geometric shapes throughout suggest the efficiency and velocity of modern manufacturing.
The Cleveland Museum of Art