Frmd Living Insignia 27th Division Photo Print
Framed Living Insignia Of The 27th Division photograph print, sepia toned. Text on surface as photographed here. This is a notable piece of World War I military photography captured on March 18th 1919. The photo was captured by Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas who were known for creating large scale photographs to boost morale during and after WWI. It is composed of 10,000 officers and enlisted men. They are staged to form the divisions official shoulder sleeve insignia, a circle containing a stylized monogram of N and Y from a birds eye view. The photo was taken 13 days after the division returned home from Europe. Set in a black wooden frame with a white mat. Measures approx 17.5 x 19 inches. Not examined outside of frame. Some scratching to frame. Art, photograph, print, wall art, wall decor, decor, home decor, home accessories, accessories. 4AW
[ translate ]Framed Living Insignia Of The 27th Division photograph print, sepia toned. Text on surface as photographed here. This is a notable piece of World War I military photography captured on March 18th 1919. The photo was captured by Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas who were known for creating large scale photographs to boost morale during and after WWI. It is composed of 10,000 officers and enlisted men. They are staged to form the divisions official shoulder sleeve insignia, a circle containing a stylized monogram of N and Y from a birds eye view. The photo was taken 13 days after the division returned home from Europe. Set in a black wooden frame with a white mat. Measures approx 17.5 x 19 inches. Not examined outside of frame. Some scratching to frame. Art, photograph, print, wall art, wall decor, decor, home decor, home accessories, accessories. 4AW
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