1. Visual Art Against Wars Vesa Matteo Piludu Helsinki Department of Comparative Religion University of Helsinki

2. Hans Holbein: the Battle 1490

3. Albert Dürer: The Four Horsemen 1496-8

4. JACQUES CALLOT (1592-1635): symbols of war 1634

5. Callot: THE MISERIES OF THE THIRTY YEARS WAR

6. Callot: Plundering a large farmhouse

7. Callot: Revenge of paesant

8. Callot: atrocities of war Protestants vs Catholics

9. Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Battle of moneybags and treasure chests (1567)

10. Peter Paul Rubens 1577 - 1640: Gods going to war

11. Peter Paul Rubens, Peace and War (1629-30)

12. Rubens: Allegory of war 1628

13. Goya: The Third of May, 1808

14. Goya: Disaster of War 1810-1821

18. Arnold Bocklin: Der Krieg (date unknown)

19. Henri Rosseau: la Guerre 1894

20. Rober Minor: A perfect soldier 1916

21. George Grotz: Fit for active service 1916

22. Frans Masereel 1915

23. Louis Raemaekers, The Gas Fiend, 1916 Louis Raemaekers was born on April 6th, 1869 in Roermond, the Netherlands, the son of a Dutch country editor and a German mother. Although his first drawings appeared weekly in the newspaper "Algemeen Handelsblad" from 1906 to 1909, Raemaekers was primarily known as a modestly successful painter rather than a cartoonist. By 1916 he was to become known worldwide as the greatest chronicler of German brutality and militarism.

24. Louis Raemaekers Europe 1916

25. Louis Raemaekers War in the XX century

26. Louis Raemaekers: graphic

27. L. J. Jordaan, De Groene Amsterdammer (1940)

28. John Hearfield: the Moral of Geneva

29. Rudolf Schilcher: Blind Power 1937

30. Picasso: Guernica 1937 Bombing attack

31. Picasso: Peace

32. Ben Sahn (1960) Stop Bomb H Test

33. Milton Glaser, cover for Ilse Aichinger's Herod's Children 1963

34. Milton Glaser, illustration for story by Apollinaire (Andre Sauret, 1975)

35. Milton Glaser: Peace Works 1971