Plakat, U.S. Air Force Art Collection, Home with the Wounded

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Description

Reproduktion eines Gemäldes. Die Palette ist reduziert auf die Farben Blau, Grün und Weiß. Zu sehen ist ein Flugzeug von hinten, dessen Tragflächen die ganze Bildbreite einnehmen. Die Laderampe ist geöffnet und ein Rot-Kreuz-Bus steht bereit, um die verletzten Soldaten weiter zu transportieren. Von links kommt ein US Air Force LKW herangefahren.
Text am unteren Rand: Home With the Wounded; Norman Nicholson; U.S. AIR FORCE ART COLLECTION 21L; U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1968- 306-265/2
"The United States Air Force Art Collection documents the story of the Air Force through the universal language of art. The actions and deeds of Air Force men and women are recorded in paintings by eminent American artists in a way words alone could never tell. These paintings are both historical and educational and expose the military and the public to the role and diverse capabilities of the United States Air Force."
(http://www.afapo.hq.af.mil/Presentation/main/Index.cfm)

Material/Technique

Papier, Offsetdruck, (Repro).

Measurements

H 43,2 cm; B 56 cm

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