Showing 24 artworks out of 28 with Contemporary Realism and with National Museum Of The Marine Corps
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Contemporary Realism
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National Museum Of The Marine Corps
- Captain Charles G. Grow Usmc
- Col John W. Thomason, Jr., Usmc
- Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse, Usmcr
- Colonel Donald L. Dickson Usmcr
- Colonel Donna J. Neary Usmcr
- Colonel Peter Michael Gish Usmcr
- Corporal Richard M. Gibney Usmc
- John August Groth
- Lieutenant Colonel Keith A. Mcconnell Usmcr
- Sergeant Henry C. Casselli, Jr. Usmc
- Sergeant Theodore P. Hios Usmc
- Staff Sergeant Kristopher J. Battles Usmcr
- Technical Sergeant Harry A. Jackson Usmc
- Technical Sergeant Norval E. Packwood, Jr. Usmc
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Witness WWII through Sergeant Theodore Hios’ ‘Ambush.’ A powerful mixed media painting capturing combat realism & historical detail. Explore this unique USMC art.
A powerful depiction of soldiers preparing for battle on a beach captures the raw intensity of WWII through the eyes of combat photographer turned artist Sergeant Theodore P. Hios USMC, inviting you to own this piece of history.
A poignant scene of wartime tension featuring a wounded soldier by Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse, USMCR, capturing the raw reality of military conflict through romantic realism, available for your private collection.
A poignant scene of military camaraderie featuring soldiers and a dog under an overhead plane by Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse, USMCR, capturing WWII history in romantic realism for your collection.
A poignant portrait of Private First Class Leonard F. Mason at the Guam beachhead by renowned Marine Corps artist Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse captures the raw emotion of WWII through romantic realism for your collection.
A powerful watercolor capturing the intense naval activity of D-Day on Saipan by WWII Marine Corporal Richard M. Gibney, offering a poignant glimpse into history that you can bring to your collection.
Oil painting by Colonel Waterhouse depicting Major Vandegrift in Solomon Islands. Realistic, evocative wartime scene – a poignant study of soldiers' quiet contemplation. #WWIIart #MarineCorps
A poignant scene of wartime tension unfolds in this romantic realism painting by Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse, USMCR, capturing a dramatic moment among soldiers that invites you to explore his historical legacy.
Original hand-painted reproduction of Private First Class Jacklyn H. Lucas by Colonel Charles H. Waterhouse. WWII Marine Corps art – a poignant portrait in black & white.
A poignant watercolor capturing the camaraderie of soldiers resting in a desert landscape by WWII Marine combat artist Harry A. Jackson, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of military history.
Admire "Sergeant Robert A. Owens" by Colonel Waterhouse – a poignant watercolor portrait of a USMC soldier. Explore realism, nostalgic charm & military history in this unique artwork.
Admire "Captain Henry T. Elrod" by Colonel Waterhouse – a realistic oil portrait of a WWII Marine. Explore this nostalgic military artwork's warm tones & textured brushstrokes.
A poignant watercolor portrait by Colonel Waterhouse depicting a USMC soldier in WWII. Captures quiet thoughtfulness & nostalgic feeling – explore this evocative piece.
Explore 'Welcome to Mogadishu' by Charles Grow – a poignant watercolor capturing urban decay & resilience. A unique combat artist’s work, reflecting war & its aftermath.
Oil painting by Colonel Waterhouse depicting wartime violence & loss. A poignant WWII scene featuring a fallen comrade & stark realism. Explore this powerful piece of military art.
A tense gathering of Marines planning their next move defines this 1942 painting by Colonel Donald L. Dickson USMCR, capturing the raw intensity of WWII history for your private collection.
Colonel Waterhouse’s 2010 oil painting ‘Platoon Sergeant Julian’ captures WWII action in vibrant detail. Explore this dynamic, impasto-rich scene of soldiers & a turbulent landscape.
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.
Explore John Groth’s ‘Mine Sweep,’ a poignant watercolor capturing Vietnam War mine sweepers. Dynamic realism & expressive brushwork depict this impactful wartime scene.
A poignant watercolor capturing the intense atmosphere of soldiers in discussion during the Vietnam War by USMC combat artist Sergeant Henry C. Casselli Jr. in 1968, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of history.
A poignant black and white depiction of a military gathering by Korean War combat artist Norval E. Packwood Jr. captures a historic moment of camaraderie that you can explore further in our collection.
Explore 'Amtracs Going In' by Colonel Gish – a striking watercolor depicting wartime logistics. Realistic yet impressionistic, this 1971 artwork captures quiet urgency & military life.
Harry Jackson’s ‘Saipan Marine’ – a poignant black & white ink sketch capturing WWII hardship. Witness raw realism & emotional impact of a combat artist's work. #WWIIart #MarineCorps
Witness 'Sentry,' a poignant pencil sketch by USMC Combat Artist Donna Neary documenting Operation Restore Hope in Somalia. Explore realism & symbolism of this powerful piece.