Observation Post c. 1945
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"Observation Post" (c. 1945) is a lithograph by Edward A. Sallenbach, depicting two soldiers on a hilltop, one using a radio and the other looking out over the landscape. The scene is a classic example of war art, showing the stark reality of wartime life, the constant vigilance required of soldiers, and the communication lines that were essential to the war effort. Sallenbach’s artwork captures the tension and uncertainty of war, as well as the camaraderie and dedication of those who served. The print's stark black and white tones and gritty, realistic details create a sense of realism and immediacy, evoking the emotions and experiences of soldiers during World War II.
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