Description

Shirkers is term used by soldiers to describe the inevitable cases of their comrades dropping out of the battle due to fatigue or cowering under fire. These re-enactors, exhausted from marching and “fighting” all day, sit amid gun smoke and rest against a grove of trees as the 150th anniversary of the Seven Days Battles rages on.

Detail

Editions:
20/20

Elizabethtown, PA 2012

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Size:
30in x 24in