Saluting Washington by Larry Selman Style:Framed Artist Proof on Paper W/Brass Corner Frame, UV Acrylic and three Archival Mats Bill Phillips’ father

Bill Phillips’ father

" both captivated and challenged the artist: "It’s the dark patch in a sun-drenched landscape

he was there when decisive leadership was so desperately needed

several Rangers slipped through the German lines surrounding Point du Hoc

Joining artist Simon Smith every print has been personally signed by one of the great heroes of World War II:

Saluting Washington by Larry Selman Style:Framed Artist Proof on Paper W/Brass Corner Frame, UV Acrylic and three Archival Mats Bill Phillips’ fatherImage Area: 25 x 15Artist Proof Edition: 100 Signed and Numbered The spring of 1775 found Pennsylvania at war, and its volunteer defense force, the Military Association, or Associators, in a state of rapid expansion and a heightened training tempo. From a core of veteran organizations, dating in some cases to the foundation of Benjamin Franklin's original Military Association in 1747, the Philadelphia Associators expanded to three battalions of foot,