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H 40 in W 58 in D 2 in
Harold A Laynor Abstract Oil on Canvas Titled "Stapho"
By Harold Laynor
Located in Chicago, IL
." "A member of the famed Ghost Army of World War II, Harold A. Laynor went on to create a legacy of Art
Canvas, Paint, Wood
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H 47.25 in W 36.75 in D 0.75 in
"Warhawks Are Killers!" Vintage WWII U.S. Army Air Force Poster, 1943
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
covers of the Saturday Evening Post and Medical Times. During World War II, he created war bonds and
Paper
Stitched Painting by Harold Laynor
By Harold Laynor
Located in Dallas, TX
Albany. Laynor served his country in World War II by joining other artists, architects and designers
Painting by Harold Laynor
By Harold Laynor
Located in Dallas, TX
World War II by joining other artists, architects and designers as a member of the famed "Ghost Army
Stitched Painting by Harold Laynor
By Harold Laynor
Located in Dallas, TX
. Laynor served his country in World War II by joining other artists, architects and designers as a member
Stitched Painting by Harold Laynor
By Harold Laynor
Located in Dallas, TX
Albany. Laynor served his country in World War II by joining other artists, architects and designers
Painting by Harold Laynor
By Harold Laynor
Located in Dallas, TX
World War II by joining other artists, architects and designers as a member of the famed "Ghost Army
Ghost Town California
By Albert Johnsen
Located in Soquel, CA
20"L. Al served in the Army Air Corp during World War II on crews in North Africa working on B17s
Canvas, Oil
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H 27 in W 31 in D 1.25 in
Mid-Winter Move, New Mexico, 1930s American Modernist Oil Painting, Red Blue Tan
Located in Denver, CO
. His studies were interrupted by World War I during which he served as a corporal in the U.S. Army
Oil, Board
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