Battle Acrylic Prints and Battle Acrylic Art

In Creative Battle

Mark Ulriksen

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Led into battle by a bow tie

Frank Cotham

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Bad News

Michael Maslin

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A Viking Army Stands Before A Castle Gate Where

Tom Cheney

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An Army Lines Up For Battle

Paul Noth

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V Day

Carter Goodrich

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A Castle Is Overwhelmed And Outnumbered

David Sipress

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Who Cares What It Is?

Christopher Weyant

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That's Not Who I Am Anymore

Jason Patterson

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New Yorker December 23, 1944

Rea Irvin

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Would you say this is a must win

David Sipress

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Two Kings Speak To Each Other In The Middle

David Sipress

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Life Insurance. You Know

Michael Maslin

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New Yorker May 7th, 1960

Saul Steinberg

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New Yorker May 10 1958

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The Funky Brooch Battle

Adam Douglas Thompson

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Sticking It Out Through The Season

Brooke Bourgeois

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Once More Unto The Breach

James Stevenson

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Dance Steps

Seth Fleishman

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A Woman Discussing Her Deceased Husband

Bruce Eric Kaplan

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Today's Special Guest Brundage Mornald

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New Yorker March 6th, 1943

Alan Dunn

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In The End, He Decided To Go Negative

David Sipress

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Don't Eat Fruit Or Vegetables Unless

Alan Dunn

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New Yorker December 25, 1943

Ilonka Karasz

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Setting The Stage

Harry Bliss

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New Yorker January 23 1943

Leonard Dove

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A ?ne Thing! Now It Tells Me The Date

Chon Day

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Mind If I Take A Look Around? My Wife

Perry Barlow

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Yes, I Can See Where You're Going, All Right, But

John Kaunus

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Lightly Dress The Enemy

Maddie Dai

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When Under Siege

Frank Cotham

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Once Upon a Time . . . in Detroit

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A Boss Sitting At His Desk Speaks To An Employee

Peter C. Vey

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Do We Need To Do This In Public?

Jason Adam Katzenstein

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Lloyd Fitzbury Is Still Looking For The Right

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New Yorker April 15th, 1944

Alan Dunn

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Listen, If You Guys Went To Bed At A Decent Hour

Perry Barlow

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What Do You ?gure On Doing Between Wars?

Chon Day

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His Face Looks So Rested Since He's Been Made

Helen E. Hokinson

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New Yorker April 24th, 1943

Alfred Frueh

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Will You Kindly Stop Waking Me Up For Porpoises?

Perry Barlow

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By The Way, Smith, Do You Mind If I Give

Alan Dunn

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And Keep 'em

Perry Barlow

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O.k. So Occasionally The Enemy Overpowers You

George Price

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Hello, Mom - Guess Who They're Taking!

Sydney Hoff

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Gee! We Haven't Had Any Training With Those Yet!

Alain

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Gosh! I Must Of Dozed Off

M. K. Barlow

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New Yorker May 20th, 1944

Alan Dunn

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Would You Care To Step Outside And Repeat That?

Carl Rose

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I Hope This Cables Better Than Our Last One

Alain

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Paramount News Sends Its Respects

Alan Dunn

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Main Street

Saul Steinberg

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Our Losses Were Comparatively Light - One

Chon Day

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But We Couldn't Use The Bridge

Richard Decker

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New Yorker August 7th, 1943

Alain

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Now, The Enemy Might Get In This Far, But If

Perry Barlow

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At Last! After All The Debates And Polls

Ed Fisher

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Count Them Again. There Can't Be More Trouble

Mischa Richter

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