The document discusses the history and development of camouflage through various artworks and artists. It mentions early examples of camouflage in woodcut illustrations from 1840 and lithographs from 1910. It then discusses pioneers of camouflage techniques like Abbott Handerson Thayer and Norman Wilkinson from the early 20th century. More modern uses of camouflage in artwork are shown through the works of Andy Warhol, Liu Bolin, Brad Downey and Cayetano Ferrer. Videos and links are provided for additional information.

1. Camouflage

8. Woodcut, George Catlin, 1840

9. Coloured lithograph collector’s card in a series illustrating Macbeth, produced to advertise a German meat
extract product, c.1910

10. Jan Willem Pieneman, The Battle of Waterloo, 18 June 1815, oil on canvas, 576 cm x 836 cm, 1824

11. Dazzle Camouflage / Disruptive Camouflagehttp://vimeo.com/60156730

13. Georges Braque, Bottles and Fishes, 1910

14. Picasso, Mandolin and Guitar, 1924

15. Norman Wilkinson

17. Abbott Handerson Thayer

18. Abbott Handerson Thayer, Peacock in the Woods, 1907.
VIDEO: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/video/The-Father-of-Camouflage.html

19. René Magritte

21. Andy Warhol

23. Andy Warhol, Camouflage Last Supper, 1986

24. Liu Bolin http://www.ted.com/talks/liu_bolin_the_invisible_man.html

31. Brad Downey, Making Illegal Permanent

33. Cayetano Ferrer

34. Cayetano Ferrer

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