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why is the unseen person
Brooklyn Bridge
the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
and it's a real period piece that recalls a time in American history when life was simpler
Across the road from the beach cottages was some marshland
This is Your Enemy, 1941 Size:Original Size - 11 x 18 inches why is the unseen personA California fine art gicle print on premium watercolor paper. Obviously done in response to the war being waged against Japan and typical of the sort of "patriotic art" being produced at the time. Many pieces like this were used by the U. S. Government on posters to encourage war bond purchases or for citizen support toward the war effort. This particular piece is in permanent collection of the Library of Congress. Courtesy of son, Ian Patrick