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George Clausen: Making Guns - The Gun Is Made
Where the Gun is Made by George Clausen provides a sombre, atmospheric view of the industrial landscape that was central to wartime production during The First World War. This lithograph depicts a series of industrial buildings, each marked by towering smokestacks that punctuate a brooding sky. Smoke drifts across the scene, blending with cloud formations to create a sense of pervasive industrial activity.
Dimensions: W 51cm x L 38cm
- Blind embossed stamp of British/royal coat of arms
- Includes a certificate of authenticity
- Print delivered flat
- Discounts cannot be applied to Efforts and Ideals lithographs
- Available for sale instore and online
Other pieces in this series available for sale at IWM:
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - The Furnace
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - The Great Hammer
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - Turning A Big Gun
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - Radial Crane
- - George Clausen: Making Guns - Lifting An Inner Tube
