Coastal Defences 1940
ericravilious
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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rough brush stroke
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possibly oil pastel
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rugged
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derelict
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neo expressionist
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carved into stone
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underpainting
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watercolor
"Coastal Defences" is a watercolour painting by Eric Ravilious created in 1940, depicting a coastal landscape in England during World War II. The painting shows a dramatic sky with a white trail from a plane, suggesting a sense of threat and tension. The coastal defenses are depicted in the foreground, emphasizing the reality of war during a time of great uncertainty. This work is a testament to Ravilious's ability to capture the essence of wartime Britain through his distinct style of illustration, and his unique use of colour and light.
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