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Our Verdict

In smallish, unassuming paperback class, the volume is a refreshing riposte to weighty, academic, ofttimes daunting tomes on state of war.

For

  • Lots of information packed in
  • Gorgeously emotive illustrations
  • Information presented in bitesize chunks

Against

  • Relatively small volume

"The power of cartoons and caricatures shouldn't exist underestimated," states author Victor Navasky in his no-nonsense introduction to At War With War (opens in new tab), Seymour Chwast'due south comprehensive illustrated timeline of 5,000 years of state of war.

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Information technology's a supremely fitting statement for this little yellow tome, which uses the power of stripped-back visual narration to demonstrate the abhorrence of killing and complaining mankind'southward historical, current, and likely future propensity for large-scale organised killing.

Chwast'due south book runs with the subtitle "5,000 years of conquests, invasions, and terrorist attacks, an illustrated timeline," and that's pretty much exactly what information technology is. The designer has long used his graphics as a tool to promote peace and challenge the 'necessity' of war, and this is perhaps his most comprehensive distillation of that nonetheless.

Seymour Chwast has long used his art to make political comments

Seymour Chwast has long used his art to brand political comments

For a rather wee volume, a lot is packed in: alongside Chwast's gorgeously emotive woodcut-similar illustrations and the chronological timeline, At War With State of war presents written passages discussing war (and peace) including 5th century BC Chinese military treatise The Art of War (opens in new tab) by Sun Tzu; 1521'south The Complaint of Peace (opens in new tab) by Desiderius Erasmus; and The State (opens in new tab), an essay on the  link between state and war, by Randolph Bourne.

At War With State of war was initially launched as a Kickstarter last twelvemonth, which proved the ambition for a considered visual exploration of war and terror (and, of course, another book by Chwast) when it raised well over its target – 784 backers pledged a whopping $112,754 to help realise the project. The video near the book that sabbatum on the Kickstarter folio is below.

"Seymour'south want was to present his reaction to war in its purest form…" writes Steven Heller, who edited the book. "To ready aside his interest in colour and mixed media and utilise what would allow him to focus on the idea alone: marker on paper; simply black and white.

"His technique serves the content and the intention – to viscerally connect with the audience and bring front and eye the horror and waste that is war."

The illustrations are completed in marker pen, to put the focus on the challenging content

The illustrations are completed in marking pen, to put the focus on the challenging content

In smallish, unassuming paperback form, the book is a refreshing riposte to weighty, bookish, frequently daunting tomes on war. Chwast presents atrocities in poignant, visual, bitesize chunks just makes them no more easily digestible.

As At War With War points out, there is "no happy catastrophe to this volume."

Buy At War With War here (opens in new tab)

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Review: At War With War

In smallish, unassuming paperback form, the book is a refreshing riposte to weighty, academic, oft daunting tomes on war.

Emily Gosling is a freelance art and blueprint journalist currently writing for titles including Creative Review, Eye on Blueprint, Creative Blast and People of Print. She's previously worked at Elephant magazine, Information technology's Nice That and Design Week, and was editor of Type Notes magazine. Her book Creative Minds Don't Think Alike was published by Ilex Press in 2018, and she also plays bass as 1-quarter of the eight-titted fauna, Superstation Twatville.

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