Best War Series

Käthe Kollwitz’s “The Volunteers” (1922) is a woodcut from her powerful War series. The image depicts uniformed men marching toward an unseen fate, guided by a drummer. This work reflects Kollwitz's profound antiwar sentiment and expresses the devastating impact of conflict on individuals. It resona...

Käthe Kollwitz’s “The Sacrifice” is a powerful woodcut from her 1922 War series. The work depicts a mother presenting her child, representing the devastating impact of war on civilians and particularly women. This series, notable for its expressionist style and antiwar message, reflects Kollwitz's d...

Käthe Kollwitz’s “The Parents” (1923) is a woodcut series exploring profound sorrow following World War I. These works depict grieving parents, rendered in a stark expressionist style, representing the widespread human cost of conflict. The series powerfully conveys emotional devastation and loss ex...

Käthe Kollwitz’s *Widow II* is a powerful woodcut from 1922 depicting a mother overcome with grief after losing her child during World War I. This work, part of her extensive “War Series,” showcases the artist's deeply felt response to the devastation and human cost of conflict. The image resonates...

Ken Burns’ “The Vietnam War” presents a comprehensive documentary series examining this pivotal conflict. The project uniquely integrates perspectives from Americans, North Vietnamese, South Vietnamese, and civilians involved. It offers a detailed historical account of the war's origins, progression...

Käthe Kollwitz’s “The People” (1922) is a powerful woodcut from her War series. The artwork depicts a densely packed group of figures representing working-class individuals, conveying profound sorrow and resilience in the face of wartime devastation. It's notable for its raw emotional impact and emb...

Arcane is an animated Netflix series exploring the conflict between the utopian city of Piltover and the downtrodden undercity of Zaun. The show’s intricate steampunk world and compelling character arcs centered around two sisters make it notable for its visually stunning animation and emotionally d...

Käthe Kollwitz’s “Widow I” (1922) is a woodcut series exploring the devastating human cost of war. The work features a profoundly moving image of a grieving woman carrying her child, representing the immense suffering experienced by families impacted by World War I. This piece is notable for its raw...

Babylon's Ashes is a 2016 science fiction novel by James S. A. Corey and the sixth main installment in The Expanse series. Following the events of the previous book, the narrative details the fallout of a catastrophic asteroid strike on Earth and the ensuing conflict against the Free Navy. The story...

This prequel focuses on the Targaryen civil war, offering a more focused, character-driven political conflict than the main series. It leans heavily into the drama of succession, betrayal, and the raw power dynamics of ruling a dynasty. It captures the high-stakes political maneuvering that made the...

'The Cartographers' chronicles the evolution of mapmaking from ancient times to the present day. The series examines the techniques, tools, and motivations behind the creation of maps, showcasing the impact of cartography on exploration, trade, and warfare. It reveals the stories of the pioneering c...

Queen of Shadows is a 2015 fantasy novel by Sarah J. Maas and the fourth main installment of the Throne of Glass series. It follows Celaena Sardothien after she embraces her identity as Aelin Galathynius and returns to Rifthold to confront enemies, free allies, and challenge the rule of the King of...

A Court of Wings and Ruin is a 2017 fantasy novel by Sarah J. Maas, notable for concluding the original trilogy of her popular A Court of Thorns and Roses young adult series.

Empire of Storms is a 2017 young adult fantasy novel by American author Sarah J. Maas, serving as the fifth book in the Throne of Glass series.