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Web17 Jul 2007 · 5,002 ratings668 reviews. Life Class is the first novel in Pat Barker's Life Class Trilogy - a powerful and unforgettable story of art and war Spring, 1914. The …
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Life Class is the first novel in Pat Barker's Life Class Trilogy - a powerful and unforgettable story of art and war Spring, 1914. The students at the Slade School of Art gather in Henry Tonks's studio for his life-drawing class. But for Paul Tarrant the class is troubling, underscoring his own uncertainty about making a mark on the world.
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Life Class is a novel by Pat Barker released in 2007. The novel is about students at the Slade School of Art in the first years of the twentieth century, one of whom volunteers to serve in a front lin…
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Originally publishedJuly 17, 2007
Author Pat Barker
Series Life Class
GenreFiction · Historical Fiction · War · World War I · Historical · Art · British Literature · Literary Fiction · Literature · Adult Fiction
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'Of course it matters, in one way, it matters that people are dying. I just don't think that's what art should be about. It'…
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'Of course it matters, in one way, it matters that people are dying. I just don't think that's what art should be about. It's like painting a train crash. Of course it's dreadful, but it's not...' She was groping for words. Thus Elinor, a protected middle-class girl who has enough of a sense of independence to take herself off to the Slade in the years just before WW1 but who is still, as we see, wedded to conventional definitions of art, too blindly like the 'two old codgers' as she calls them who visit Kit Neville's exhibition and shake their heads saying "it's not much like cricket, is it?". On the other side of the debate is working-class Northerner, Paul, who argues for painting the reality of war and, specifically the wounds and mutilations of the Western Front: "because it's there. They're there, the people, the men. And it's not right their suffering should just be swept out of sight."It's a fascinating subtext, this theme of art and society, and questions about the relevance of art, but, from what I recall, it is given more prominence in the sequel, Toby's Room. Life Class can be said to be 'about' many things: it's a sort of coming-of-age novel (though the protagonists are perhaps older than we might expect - but, then, this is Edwardian England), it's neatly sculpted into a 'peace' and 'war' section with the split coming at precisely 50%, and it deals with issues of vocation, of class and sexuality, of women's options all with a light touch. I'd forgotten just what an excellent writer Barker is: her prose is seemingly plain - no extravagant metaphors and similes, she keeps it clean and pared back, but she is precise and, if not exactly elegant (though there's nothing rough either), she has the knack of drawing us deeply into the lives of her characters. As always, she's researched her topics (witness the brief …
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This is the first volume of Pat Barker’s second WW1 trilogy. I have managed to read the second volume (Toby’s Room…
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This is the first volume of Pat Barker’s second WW1 trilogy. I have managed to read the second volume (Toby’s Room) first, so I have hastily read this to catch up. It revolves around a group of painters at the Slade and starts just before the War. The fictional characters are based on a real group of artists at The Slade at the time (Mark Gertler, Dora Carrington, Barbara Hiles, Paul Nash, Stanley Spencer and Christopher Nevinson). Elinor Brooke is Carrington, Kit Neville is a mix of Nevinson and Gertler, Paul Tarrant is a mix of Nash and Spencer. Their teacher Henry Tonks is one of the real life characters in the book and Ottoline Morrell and Augustus John show up as well. The beginning of the book portrays the bohemian lifestyles the artists are leading based on the Slade and the coffee houses they inhabit. All is not particularly well for any of the characters; each has their own demons. Elinor struggles to be taken seriously as a female artist, she also has Paul and Kit pursuing her and can’t really decide whether she wants both, one or the other or neither of them. Relationships come and go and there is a purposelessness about it.The war then intrudes. Elinor, at this point in a relationship with Paul, decides to have nothing to do with the war. Paul is not allowed to fight because of his health and he joins and is a medical orderly near the front line. Kit also joins up and is a stretcher bearer. As always Barker pulls no punches and the medical descriptions are very graphic ranging from piles of amputated limbs and a rather too detailed description of a groin injury. There are interesting vignettes, especially the Quaker medical orderly who works with Paul for a while and Burton, the surgeon. The irony of war is obvious; a French soldier who has attempted suicide by shooting himself, is nursed back …
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Definitely worth four stars, but at the start I had trouble. The prose, the author’s choice of words and what she did wit…
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Definitely worth four stars, but at the start I had trouble. The prose, the author’s choice of words and what she did with the characters bothered me, but this was only at the start. The story opens in London. It focuses upon a group of art students at the Slade School of Fine Art. It is the spring of 1914, before the start of the First World War. The characters are based on artists who did exist and attended the school. The name of their art professor, Henry Tonks, has not been changed. He was first a surgeon and returned to this during the war. The other characters are conglomerate figures. A Crisis of Brilliance: Five Young British Artists and the Great War by David Boyd Haycock is a non-fiction group biography of the artists.* The first section focuses upon the artists’ lives at the school, with the addition of love affairs. It is this part that didn’t work for me. Continue reading! The central emphasis of the book is about the artists'participation in the war, and it is here the book shines. One figure, not allowed to enlist, he had recently had pneumonia and could not stop coughing, was able to get a position with the Belgian Red Cross at a field hospital positioned right at the front, near Ypres. I know exactly what it is in the book that I really like—the depiction of the fighting at the front and how different people emotionally reacted toward the war. Some want to take part. Others shy away from it. We see how German civilians living in England were treated. Prostitutes--how did the war affect them? We observe how love relationships are strained, some irrevocably altered never to be what they had been before. We observe how for one artist the war experience made him a better artist. Another used the war to attain high acclaim. A third absolutely refused to paint its horrors. It is the variety and breadth of …
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