A wordless epic of war and parades, depicting cycles of joy and horror across 20th-century conflicts.
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A wordless epic of war and parades, depicting cycles of joy and horror across 20th-century conflicts.
This deeply moving version of The Parade allows the reader to explore the art as Si Lewen intended it to be seen, in sequence. As the work unfolds, the reader is taken on an unforgettable journey through the essential nature of all wars--past, present, and future. Remastered from the original art, The Parade was and remains a groundbreaking work, a cry from the heart about mankind's perpetual lust for war and its ensuing horrors by a Polish Jewish painter born right after World War I who experie...
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Graphic depictions of war, death marches, and conflict across multiple wars.
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Themes of war and its recurring nature as a societal issue.
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Depictions of systemic suffering and cruelty during wartime.
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