Anthony Gross

1905–1984

Anthony Gross, ‘Final Stages of the German War: Krupp’s Works at Essen’ 1945 — Final Stages of the German War: Krupp’s Works at Essen 1945
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Biography

Anthony Gross (1905–1984) was a British printmaker, painter, war artist and film director of Hungarian-Jewish, Italian, and Anglo-Irish descent.

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Artworks

Anthony Gross, ‘Final Stages of the German War: Krupp’s Works at Essen’ 1945

Anthony Gross Final Stages of the German War: Krupp’s Works at Essen

1945

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Anthony Gross, ‘Liberation and Battle of France: The Church of St Jean among the Ruins of Caen, Normandy’ 1944

Anthony Gross Liberation and Battle of France: The Church of St Jean among the Ruins of Caen, Normandy

1944

N05697

Anthony Gross, ‘Gateway into Germany: The Maas in Flood near the Berg Bridge’ 1944

Anthony Gross Gateway into Germany: The Maas in Flood near the Berg Bridge

1944

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Anthony Gross, ‘Liberation and Battle of France: Cherbourg, Battalion H.Q. of the East Yorks’ 1944

Anthony Gross Liberation and Battle of France: Cherbourg, Battalion H.Q. of the East Yorks

1944

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Anthony Gross, ‘La Route de Ste Livrade’ 1932

Anthony Gross La Route de Ste Livrade

1932

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Anthony Gross, ‘Winter Grasses’ 1972

Anthony Gross Winter Grasses

1972

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Anthony Gross, ‘Place du Théâtre, Brive-la-Gaillarde’ 1929

Anthony Gross Place du Théâtre, Brive-la-Gaillarde

1929

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Anthony Gross, ‘Grey Landscape, Le Boulvé’ 1955

Anthony Gross Grey Landscape, Le Boulvé

1955

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