TIL During WW1 the British government outlawed landscape paintings, fearing that depictions of the British countryside would help the Germans plan a land invasion. Hundreds of artists were arrested and artist Alfred Hagn was sentenced to death after being found painting with invisible ink.

TIL During WW1 the British government outlawed landscape paintings, fearing that depictions of the British countryside would help the Germans plan a land invasion. Hundreds of artists were arrested and artist Alfred Hagn was sentenced to death after being found painting with invisible ink.

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