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1963 Print Howard Brodie World War II Art GI U.S. Soldier Mine Explosion Germany Austria Rousseau had never seen a

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1963 Print Howard Brodie World War II Art GI U.S. Soldier Mine Explosion Germany Austria Rousseau had never seen aThis is an original 1963 halftone print of a floating soldier after a mine exploded near his feet 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 this time, but was found under fire on various

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