Bomb Store 1942
davidbomberg
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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war
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possibly oil pastel
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oil painting
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fluid art
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acrylic on canvas
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underpainting
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paint stroke
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painting painterly
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expressionist
"Bomb Store" is an oil painting created in 1942 by British artist David Bomberg. The work is a powerful expression of the artist's experience during World War II, depicting a shadowy and claustrophobic scene with a strong sense of urgency. The painting captures a sense of both the industrial and destructive power of the war. The rough, almost abstract forms are a hallmark of Bomberg's style, which was influenced by his early interest in Cubism. This painting, now housed at Tate Britain in London, is a prime example of the impact of the war on British art.
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