Letters From Home 1943

"Letters From Home" (1943) is a black and white print by Burr Lee Singer, an American artist known for his depictions of military life. This print portrays two sailors reading letters, likely from home, while stationed on a military base. The piece uses stark contrasts of light and dark, highlighting the soldiers' longing for home and the emotional weight of their letters. This work reflects the themes of war, separation, and communication, making it a powerful portrayal of the human experience during wartime.