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Triptychs at War: Violet Oakley’s Victory

During World War II, Violet Oakley produced twenty-four portable triptychs for American battleships, military bases, and airfields. Through careful scrutiny of Oakley’s wartime altarpieces and their various histories, this essays argues that these paintings highlighted contemporary Americans’ desire to endow the Second World War with cosmic consequences, and revealed broader national sentiments regarding war and the role of art in military conflict.