Soldiers
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
George Fuge, A Soldier, c. 1940s
A portrait of 10th Mountain Division member George Fuge sitting next to his gear.
Lt. McGowen, 1945
A pen and ink work depicting two men in winter gear, one (Jacques Parker) facing away from the viewer and wearing a backpack.
Sgt. James B. Hutton, 1943 November 28
Image depicts portrait of soldier in uniform sitting on a cot at Camp Hale, Colorado.
Ski Trooper with Skis, Camp Hale, Colorado, 1943
A pencil on paper drawing of a hooded ski trooper wearing sunglasses and carrying a gun, signed and dated lower right. This figure is used as part of the design for the 10th Mountain Division poster sold by Vintage Ski World. An upwards adjustment was made for this particular work given its association with the well-known poster.
Soldier, Special Forces, Cape Hale, Colorado, c. 1940s
A pencil on paper portrait of “Jack,” with inscription describing him as an ally, pictured sitting on a cot in uniform at Camp Hale, Colorado.
Top of Mountain Where Germans Were Found, and Snow Cave with Jacques Parker's Runner who was from Pennsylvania , c. 1940s
Two drawings included. The image on the right is a pencil on paper drawing of a soldier attempting to sleep without a blanket in a snow cave on the first night of an assault, with the treads of the boots pointed out to the viewer extending from the cave. The image on the left is a pen and ink drawing of German soldiers surrendering on the top of the mountain, with soldiers training guns on them in the background.
Two Pictures of Climbing the Mountain, c. 1940s
Two pen and ink drawings on a single sheet of paper depicting the journey of the assault group, which included Parker, climbing up a mountain at night with the moon visible above the peaks to their left.