'War is Hell' Print
Commanding Officer of Baker Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment during the Korean War near the Naktong River, 1950. His radio man had informed him his batteries had just expired, and that was his much needed resupply was not coming. At the outbreak of the war, the 195 men of Baker Company found themselves plunged on the frontlines of the Pusan perimeter, holding off against an onslaught of North Korean attacks. Desperately short of food, ammunition, and supplies, Fenton petitioned battalion headquarters for relieve. He was told something along the lines of “hold the line, at all costs” as his radio died.
‘War is Hell’ is made with archival grade pigments and and measures 10'“x 15” with a 1” border on Hot Pressed Bright 330 GSM archival substrate.
Limited to 50 prints in the edition; Hand-signed, serialized and accompanied by certificate of authenticity, this print is ready for you to frame and display proudly in your space.
Commanding Officer of Baker Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment during the Korean War near the Naktong River, 1950. His radio man had informed him his batteries had just expired, and that was his much needed resupply was not coming. At the outbreak of the war, the 195 men of Baker Company found themselves plunged on the frontlines of the Pusan perimeter, holding off against an onslaught of North Korean attacks. Desperately short of food, ammunition, and supplies, Fenton petitioned battalion headquarters for relieve. He was told something along the lines of “hold the line, at all costs” as his radio died.
‘War is Hell’ is made with archival grade pigments and and measures 10'“x 15” with a 1” border on Hot Pressed Bright 330 GSM archival substrate.
Limited to 50 prints in the edition; Hand-signed, serialized and accompanied by certificate of authenticity, this print is ready for you to frame and display proudly in your space.
Commanding Officer of Baker Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment during the Korean War near the Naktong River, 1950. His radio man had informed him his batteries had just expired, and that was his much needed resupply was not coming. At the outbreak of the war, the 195 men of Baker Company found themselves plunged on the frontlines of the Pusan perimeter, holding off against an onslaught of North Korean attacks. Desperately short of food, ammunition, and supplies, Fenton petitioned battalion headquarters for relieve. He was told something along the lines of “hold the line, at all costs” as his radio died.
‘War is Hell’ is made with archival grade pigments and and measures 10'“x 15” with a 1” border on Hot Pressed Bright 330 GSM archival substrate.
Limited to 50 prints in the edition; Hand-signed, serialized and accompanied by certificate of authenticity, this print is ready for you to frame and display proudly in your space.
