Another form of camouflage that the soldiers used
and called was ‘Dazzle’ which would leave the subject visible but distorted by
the appearance. It was mainly being used for ships during WW1 and it was the
most public and visually striking form to the new art of camouflage.
Yvonne Gregory was a very famous photographer in
her own right, who gained attention in the 20th Century but she was
also married to Bertram Park who still to this day is one of the most
successful society photographers to this day. This very striking image is of
Gregory and was taken by her husband in 1919. The whole concept behind the
photograph is the theme of wartime camouflage for the first post war ball with
costumes inspired by Norman Wilkinson’s naval designs.
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