Private Lynn Dying from Gas Poisoning, Serves a Machine Gun and Beats Off a German Attack. Ypres April 1915 by Edgar Alfred Holloway

Private Lynn Dying from Gas Poisoning, Serves a Machine Gun and Beats Off a German Attack. Ypres April 1915

(Private Lynn dying from gas poisoning, serves a machine gun and beats off a German attack. Ypres April 1915 )


Edgar Alfred Holloway

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Private Lynn Dying from Gas Poisoning, Serves a Machine Gun and Beats Off a German Attack. Ypres April 1915 by Edgar Alfred Holloway. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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