1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Korean War GIs U.S. Soldiers Hill 233 Battle Korea Tools & Construction Historic And Habitable

Historic And Habitable

employed by Procter and Gamble and later absorbed by Saatchi & Saatchi

quite possibly after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles which helped to end the American Revolutionary War

Vincent was named after his grandfather

Two of a Kind (1922)

1963 Print Howard Brodie Art Korean War GIs U.S. Soldiers Hill 233 Battle Korea Tools & Construction Historic And HabitableThis is an original 1963 halftone print of four soldiers in white parkas firing down a snowy hill of Hill 233 during the Korean War. Brodie wrote about the situation, "Ahead, isolated squads of the lead platoon fought their way to the summit under small arms fire. We could catch glimpses of them as they darted from one high point to another, bullets flaking up the snow around them Silhouetted were the figures of several GIs, their rifles aimed down