196TH LIGHT INFANTRY
 
This drawing, titled "196th Light Infantry," was inspired by my father's stories of the Vietnam War. In this picture, the men's expressions can be seen from left to right: the first man is smiling, the middle man doesn't have much of a smile, and the man on the right has no smile. This progression tells a profound story of what happens before you go to war while you're in a war and what it's like after the war. I wanted to capture these raw emotions, offering a timeless tribute that resonates with veterans and art enthusiasts, bringing history and humanity to life.
 
This is the original drawing.
Technique used: "Linellism." 
The drawing is 12" x 17"
A fixative spray has been applied to the drawing for protection.
This drawing is unframed.
COA is included.
 
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