Skip to main content
Advanced Search
Image Not Available for ..."and with his dying words he told his story..."
..."and with his dying words he told his story..."
Image Not Available for ..."and with his dying words he told his story..."

..."and with his dying words he told his story..."

Artist Albin Henning 1886 - 1943
Date1906-1943
MediumTempera on illustration board
Dimensions22 1/2 x 32 in.
Credit LineGift of Frederick Henning
Object number1986.75LIC
Collections
  • Low Illustration Collection
Henning,Albert,OneWasAlive,1986.76LIC
"One Was Alive! He Raised His Rifle To His Shoulder"
Albin Henning
1925
Blossom,Earl,OxPower,1970.33LIC
Luther kind of shook his head, but he said, "Hup!" to the ox again. You'd have thought it was pulling its heart out. (Ox Power)
Earl Blossom
1942
Henning,Albert,World War 1 Heavy Howitzer,1972.1
World War 1 Heavy Howitzer
Albin Henning
1925
German Prisoners Scared and Unshaven
German Prisoners Scared and Unshaven
Albin Henning
1927
Image Not Available for "With a bawl of rage, Sweet Wullie leaped to his feet. The next moment, he and Hobby were grabbing at each other's throats, using very un-Christian language."
"With a bawl of rage, Sweet Wullie leaped to his feet. The next moment, he and Hobby were grabbing at each other's throats, using very un-Christian language."
Robert Fawcett
1952
Image Not Available for Passing Through a Controlled Town (Girling on his Wolseley Crossing the Old Bridge)
Passing Through a Controlled Town (Girling on his Wolseley Crossing the Old Bridge)
Walter Appleton Clark
1904
Keller,ArthurIgnatius,DoctorandPatient,1968.22LIC
It was Jinny who lay there, Jinny, his wife
Arthur Ignatius Keller
1910
Sidney Hinkel wasn't just sticking up for his wife from a sense of duty. He honestly believed what she was saying
Sidney Hinkel wasn't just sticking up for his wife from a sense of duty. He honestly believed what she was saying
Thomas King Hanna
1928
He Took Her Hand as if Ashamed of His Impatience
He Took Her Hand as if Ashamed of His Impatience
Walter Appleton Clark
1903
Warhola,James,Down he climbed, faster than a falling bean,1997.36LIC
Down he climbed, faster than a falling bean, to show his mother the magic hen.
James Warhola
c.1989
Image Not Available for Combat Drawing (Nothing wrong with him-but he lost his left eye-Okinawa III Phil Corps)
Combat Drawing (Nothing wrong with him-but he lost his left eye-Okinawa III Phil Corps)
John R. McDermott
Image Not Available for The lady of his heart was his partner in the dance
The lady of his heart was his partner in the dance
Arthur Ignatius Keller
1905-1906
eMuseum
Copyright © eMuseum