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WARNING:
‼️ Do not flip through the images if you may be traumatized by graphic imagery of combat wounds, loss of blood or bodily integrity, and/or scenes depicting war, death, or destruction in general. ‼️
That’s why I placed the milder picture first.
This listing is for 3 vintage images (two of which are duplicates) from World War Two, specifically focusing on:
A. Two copies (of the same print) of what I’d describe as a haunted, grizzled veteran soldier in a closeup framing and facing the viewer with a “thousand yard stare” who appears to be suffering from PTSD, trauma, etc., as well as, a variant battle tank with a large caliber Howitzer type main gun in the background behind another very troubled soldier sitting on the ground.
They measure approximately 11 inches wide by 12.5 inches long.
⚠️ Do not read Item B if you may be traumatized by descriptions of warfare and combat trauma.
B. A single print of a graphic Normandy Invasion or D-Day style combat scene in which a soldier has been severely injured, most likely critically wounded, by an explosive or mortar shell, and suffering from extreme trauma to the left side of his torso, arm, and face.
It measures approximately 11 inches wide by 14 inches long.
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Now you may continue reading.
These art prints provide a glimpse into the historical significance of the era of “The Greatest Generation” and offer a unique perspective through artistic representation. By my understanding, the artist was attempting to portray actual history and combat scenes he directly experienced.
If you’re interested in military art and war history, these prints would make a visually dramatic addition to any collection or living space if properly framed and displayed perhaps in conjunction with other war memorabilia.
NOTE:
These are simple medium-high resolution prints on what appears to be heavy but non-archival quality paper and are not limited editions nor hand signed by the artist.
However, in the combat image, there is an artist’s signature in the lower right corner; but I can’t quite read it so your guess is as good as mine.
As such, I’m pricing and providing these prints as REPRODUCTIONS not intended or represented as valuable collectibles and merely for display purposes.
If i can find a tube, I ship them rolled. If not, they’ll be shipped flat with protective boards.
If you happen to be interested in the military hardware reference books I have for sale, I can ship these rolled prints together with the books without charging shipping for the prints.
