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Juan Royo Abenia SPAIN
Member Since September 2020
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Portada bélica

Location: Arte original
Artist: Alberto Pujolar Soler (All)

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Location: Arte original
Title: Portada bélica*
Artist:  Alberto Pujolar Soler (All)
Media Type: Paint - Acrylic
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 146
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 5/10/2025

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Alberto Pujolar Soler “Schóller”
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Magnifica portada bélica realizada por uno de los mejores artistas de los años 70. Portada distribuida por Selecciones Ilustradas y distribuida por toda Europa.
25 cm X 35,5 cm

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Member Since: September 2020
Last Login: July 2026
Website: http://juanroyo.com
Country: SPAIN
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/11/2025

The painted skies in pastels give off great scale to show the conflict goes beyond ground level. 

Juan Royo Abenia Member Since 2020
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Posted On 5/11/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  The painted skies in pastels give off great scale to show the conflict goes beyond ground level. 
 "

In World War I, trenches were a key element. They were systems of ditches and shelters dug into the ground to protect soldiers from enemy fire, and were characterized by being long, narrow, and often covered with barbed wire... Machine guns transformed wars of maneuver into wars of position. Examples of heavy machine guns were the German MG 08, the French Hotchkiss M1914, and the British Vickers. Among the light machine guns were the British Lewis and the French Chauchat.