David Cohen Fine Art - Art of the First World War - 1914-1918
Pissarro
A selection of prints by LUDOVIC-RODOLPHE (RODO) PISSARRO (1878-1952). Ludovic-Rodolphe Pissarro was born in Paris on the 21st November 1878 and was Camille Pissarro's fourth son. He soon became known as Rodo and usually signed his work Ludovic-Rodo. Rodo is perhaps most remembered today by art historians for undertaking the cataloguing of his father's work, a project which took him more than twenty years. We, however, must thank him for giving us this wonderful collection of images which are evocative, witty and utterly enchanting. You will see that they are all small snapshots of the life and people on the Home Front that Rodo saw in and around London during the First World War.
Related works
Also see a selection of Pissarro's work in Paintings.More Collections
- Augis
- Bone
- Flameng
- Hepburn
- Holiday
- Jonas
- Matania
- Moss
- Pissarro
- Pryse
- Reni-Mel
- Robida
- Sacre
- Scott
- Snaffles
- Verpilleux
Links
- The Western Front Association
- The Western Front Association-US Branch
- Central Ontario & British Forces in the First World War - COBWFA
- First World War.com
- The National Army Museum
- Guide Books to Battlefields of the First and Second World War
- Naval and Military Press
- THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
- Derek Hayles Military Books
- The Somme Lecture Centre
- Battle Honours - Specialist Battlefield Tours
- Galina Battlefield Tours
- John Malcolm - Fine Art Restoration
- WW1 Cemeteries.com
- Agora Gallery
- The UK Trench Art Site
- The Great War in a Different Light
- Tom Donovan Editions
- Turner Donovan Military Books
- Great War Portraits - a photographic record of Great War Veterans by Keith Collman
- Passchendaele Prints - the website of Søren Hawkes
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