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Alexander Labas. Echoes of Hiroshima

A creator of utopian industrial landscapes depicts the horrors of the American bombing of Hiroshima.

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Most of the watercolors in this series, dedicated to the bombing of Hiroshima, are on display for the first time. Why, during the height of celebrations for a 1957 youth festival in Moscow, did Labas turn to the horrors of nuclear conflict, which in his depiction is reminiscent of Goya's "Disasters of War"?

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