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Reflections Vietnam Veterans Wall Memorial large print

Original price was: $54.99.Current price is: $49.99.

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Description

his awe inspiring print by Lee Teter is one you dont want to pass up.

The full print measures 23 X 30 and can easily fit in a standard ready made frame of your choice.

Here is some information regarding the “birth” of the print.

Several members of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 172 and emerging realist painter Lee Teter came to the chapter with an inspirational idea that was developed at the kitchen table. As a result of those discussions, the painting

“Reflections”

emerged.

Lee Teter paints with remarkable accuracy, and in this case, he depicted panels 29 and 30 East of the Vietnam Wall. Many names can be seen in their actual position on the Wall.

The images of servicemen reflected in the Wall and their comrade were created with live models using a full length glass panel in Teter’s studio.

The live models were actual Chapter 172 members Jim Williams, Dave Arnold, Jane Bass, Mike Thompson, Bill Custer and Dale Layton. Micki Banks, a veteran who lost his life in Vietnam is also depicted from a family photo. Williams, now painted in business attire, was originally sketched in fatigues but was later changed to reflect a more universal image of surviving veterans.

*Any item shown with a painted Alabama “A” coin inset in the matting will be substituted for an appropriate Alabama commemorative coin that benefits the print itself as the painted coin is sold out at the moment. If you have questions about availability, please contact us at 205-940-2202.