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The Dangerous Road To Bastogne by Nicolas Trudgian - Nicolas Trudgian Prints

The Dangerous Road To Bastogne by Nicolas Trudgian


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The Dangerous Road To Bastogne by Nicolas Trudgian

On a lonely road, deep among the snowy hills of the Ardennes, American troops gaze in awe at a German 'King Tiger' tank. Despite its apparently vast superiority over Allied armour, the mighty tank has been abandoned simply through lack of fuel in the latter stages of the Battle of the Bulge, January 1945.
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Item Code : DHM6911The Dangerous Road To Bastogne by Nicolas Trudgian - This Edition
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PRINT Signed limited edition of 75 prints.

Paper Size 16 x 12 inches (40.6cm x 30.5cm) Pearce, Bob
+ Artist : Nicolas Trudgian
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Art Staymates Served in the 26th Infantry division and was in the first wave to land on the D-Day invasion, wounded twice and received a Battlefield commission he fought from the D-Day Beaches all the way up into Germany, his final posting of the war was guarding the top twelve criminals at the Nuremberg trials.

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