Showing 5 artworks with 1918 and with National Museum Of The Marine Corps
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- Cobalt Violet
- Gray
- Clay
- Rosy Brown
- Putty
- American Artist Etchings
- Red Forage Cap
- Soissons Battlefield
- 1918 Tempera Painting
- Wwi Marine Officers
- Military Etching Style
- Us Marine Corps
- Tempera And Ink
- Military Caricature
- Wwi Military Art
- Marine Aviation Force
- Aviation History
- Wheatfield Etching
- Historical Etching
- Military Officer Head
- Vintage Insignia
- Wwi Insignia
- Black And White Sketch
- 1918 War Art
- Wwi Landscape Etching
- Early Usmc Emblem
- Pen And Ink Cartoon
- Wartime Landscapes
- 1918 Aviation Art
- John Engelhardt Art
- Usmc History Art
- Military Heraldry
- Hornby Artwork”
- Landscape Etching Art
- Camouflage Design
- Red White Blue Eagle
- Monochrome Etching
- Humorous Illustration
- German Soldier Portrait
- World War I Artwork
- Stern Facial Expression
- Pastel Gray Etching
- World War I Art
- First Marine Force
- Lester Hornby Etching
- Art-Deco Design
Discover the First Marine Aviation Force Insignia! A rare 1918 WWI art-deco emblem by John Engelhardt. Patriotic design, early USMC insignia – a unique piece of aviation history.
A striking tempera portrait of a German soldier from 1918 by Col John W. Thomason Jr. USMC captures the intensity of WWI through unique military artistry, inviting you to explore this historic piece for your collection.
A humorous black and white pen and ink cartoon by Col John W. Thomason Jr. capturing the evolving personalities of WWI Marine Corps officers through rank, inviting you to explore this unique piece of military history.
Lester George Hornby’s ‘Going Over’ etching (1918) captures a poignant wartime scene – a tranquil wheatfield juxtaposed with brutal conflict. Explore this evocative monochrome landscape, showcasing 19th-century etching style & historical significance