The German Retreat from the MarneJohn Charlton · 1915

Questions & Answers

What saturation and intensity does "The German Retreat from the Marne" by John Charlton show?

The colors of "The German Retreat from the Marne" by John Charlton show a muted saturation with a monochromatic intensity.

When was "The German Retreat from the Marne" made?

The creation of "The German Retreat from the Marne" by John Charlton is dated 1915.

Is "The German Retreat from the Marne" by John Charlton in the public domain?

"The German Retreat from the Marne" by John Charlton is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

What does "The German Retreat from the Marne" share with the rest of John Charlton's output?

"The German Retreat from the Marne" shares with John Charlton's other works its Contemporary Realism style and the recorded themes: key battle scene series, documenting military events, reflecting victorian era views, historical painting tradition, realist depiction, charlton's style, wwi trauma & loss.

How do the colors of "The German Retreat from the Marne" relate to each other?

The color harmony of "The German Retreat from the Marne" is recorded as discordant palette.

Who is the artist behind "The German Retreat from the Marne"?

The artist behind "The German Retreat from the Marne" is John Charlton. The work is catalogued under John Charlton's name.

At what age did John Charlton make "The German Retreat from the Marne"?

When "The German Retreat from the Marne" was created in 1915, John Charlton - born in 1849 - was 66 years old.