Knielende militair met mitrailleur, Cor Visser, 1942
paper, h 594mm × w 532mm
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© erven Cor Visser
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© erven Cor Visser
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Knielende militair met mitrailleur
NG-1992-3-2-5
Militair in uniform, mogelijk van de Prinses Irene Brigade. Met kisten aan, helm op en bepakking op zijn rug. De soldaat is naar rechts geknield, zijn rechterknie steunt op de grond. Met de vinger aan de trekker van zijn mitrailleur.
purchase 27-Mar-1992
erven Cor Visser
…; purchased from the artist's heir, Anthea Durose, Ipswich, with xx other objects, by the museum, 1992
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