Hold to the Last Round by James Dietz (28th ID)

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Hold to the Last Round by James Dietz (28th ID)Limited Edition Print Public Proof Edition Size: 1000 Image Size: 30"w x 15"h Hand signed and numbered by the artist, James Dietz. Includes certificate of authenticity. The 28th Division in the Defense of Hosingen, Luxembourg On December 16, 1944, began the "Battle of the Bulge," considered by many, including Sir Winston Churchill, as the greatest battle ever fought by the American Army. The 28th Division was positioned in the very center of the

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Signed and numbered series of 200 prints

Overall Size: 17"w x 18"h

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The foreground represents the Soldiers who proudly wore the patch

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it was this work that remained closest to the hearts of the Van Gogh family

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