E. J. Hughes: Canadian War Artist

Focusing on E. J. Hughes's experiences during the Second World War, this volume explores his journey from cadet training to becoming Canada's first official war artist. It highlights his service in various locations, including Ottawa and the remote island of Kiska, where he captured the harsh realities of war through his art. Featuring seventy artworks and personal sketches, the narrative contextualizes Hughes's contributions within his overall artistic development, offering insights into his meticulous attention to detail and the significance of his wartime experiences.