1963 Print Howard Brodie Art World War II U. S. Soldier Foxhole Roof Roer River TSC1 but since it has been

but since it has been renamed San Salvador

This is an original 1925 color print of the Tocador de la Reina (The Queen's Toilet) or Peinador de la Reina which is part of the Alhambra

This is an original 1899 black and white cover for the Scientific American Journal for February 25th (Volume LXXX

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1963 Print Howard Brodie Art World War II U. S. Soldier Foxhole Roof Roer River TSC1 but since it has beenThis is an original 1963 halftone print of a soldier bringing back a door to his foxhole for use as a roof. This soldier was stationed near the Roer River in Germany (Deutschland). Howard Brodie (1915 2010) was a renowned artist known for his combat sketches and courtroom scenes. Brodie enlisted in the Army in 1942, and recorded the end of the Guadalcanal campaign, as well as the Central Europe and Rhineland campaigns. He never carried a weapon during