Don't Cry Mother 1944

Philip Evergood's 1944 painting, "Don't Cry Mother", depicts a poignant scene of a mother slumped over a table while two children reach out to her. The use of vivid colors and expressive brushstrokes evoke a sense of despair and emotional turmoil, reflecting the hardships faced by families during wartime. Evergood was known for his socially conscious art that addressed themes of poverty, war, and social justice. This painting is a powerful commentary on the human cost of conflict.