World War, 1939-1945

A starkly rendered ink depiction of a cannon pointed upwards next to a skeletal tree.

An ink wash drawing depicting a booted figure holding binoculars and staring leftward out beyond the paper, with inscription identifying the figure as an artillery observer running vertically across the right margin.

A pencil on paper drawing of a soldier sitting on a stool smoking and playing cards, darkly rendered in a soft leaded pencil, titled lower left.

A detailed portrait of General Hayes in uniform, smiled and offset by a dark background.

A portrait of 10th Mountain Division member George Fuge sitting next to his gear.

Two drawings of the same composition, a sinister scene rendered in the manner of Goya’s “Disasters of War” etchings depicting a smiling German guard sniffing an edelweiss flower standing in front of dead and dying skeletal prisoners.

A pen and ink rendering of a German cannon in a wooded landscape.

A pen and ink depiction of a German mountain trooper in uniform with edelweiss flower emblem for the Jaeger Divisions on the side of his cape, with a note that Jacques Parker sketched the portrait on a hill in Italy in February 1945, together with one of the actual emblems that appears to have been cut off a cap.

A pen and ink drawing of a dead German soldier on the ground next to an open box of ammunition.

A pen and ink depiction of a German vehicle sitting unevenly on the ground.