The Command post of an Ulster Village.

Artist Unknown.

Scene in N.Ireland during the 2nd World War depicting an American Soldier (G.I.) walking down a main street from the Command Post. The background shows the buildings that made up the Village plus the temporary Command Post locally called Nissen huts. Originally a watercolour masterfully rendered by an unknown Artist, now skillfully reproduced in print to bring out all the beauty and colouring of the original.
Sample photograph shows a 5x7 inch print mounted in a double matt and in a blue coloured Frame.
Print also available in 8x10”..
The double matting is white with either a light blue or a green matt as the inside the border. Please specify.
Available only in light or dark Oak Frame. Please specify