1963 Print Howard Brodie Art WWII Dead Soldier GI Front Line Foxhole Germany ESQ4 also "Wisconsin" and "Illinois"

also "Wisconsin" and "Illinois"

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1963 Print Howard Brodie Art WWII Dead Soldier GI Front Line Foxhole Germany ESQ4 also "Wisconsin" and "Illinois"This is an original 1963 halftone print of a dead soldier in his foxhole. Brodie said on the subject, "On a front line, 'I saw a dead GI in his hole, slumped in his last living position the hole was too deep and narrow to allow his body to settle. A partially smoked cigarette lay inches from his mouth, and a dollar sized circle of blood on the earth offered the only evidence of violent death.'" Howard Brodie (1915 2010) was a renowned artist known for