Canada, Commonwealth. A Watercolour by Official War Artist Harold Beament United Republic of two punched holes each on
Description
two punched holes each on the front and back cover
circumscribed by an inscription of “XI OLYMPIADE BERLIN 1936”
626 Squadron RAF was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross effective February 5
above a Totenkopf constructed of black rayon with silver-grey machine embroidery
Canada, Commonwealth. A Watercolour by Official War Artist Harold Beament United Republic of two punched holes each onWatercolour depicting naval ship at anchor, professionally framed, signed by artist, measuring 47 cm (w) x 40 cm (h) in frame, extremely fine. Footnote: Harold Beament RCA (known also as Thomas Harold Beament) (July 23, 1898 May 13, 1984) was an Official Second World War artist with the Royal Canadian Navy and held the highest service rank of any Canadian artist in the Second World War of Commander. He was noted for the treatment of his depictions in
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