We Were Always There

Bobb Vann
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  • Limited edition. Edition size of 950pcs.
  • Measures 18x27 inches (image size)
  • Offset Lithograph
  • Ships signed and numbered and with a certificate of authenticity from the artist.
  • Historical theme. Celebrates the contributions of African Americans to the United States Armed Forces.
Description

Since the beginning of the United States, African American men have remained steadfast in their commitment to defend their country. Despite facing systemic discrimination, they have consistently shown valor and resilience. Starting with the Revolutionary War, African American men, such as Crispus Attucks, became crucial figures in the fight for freedom. Although initially prohibited from serving, they persisted and made a significant impact in every major conflict, from the Civil War, where they fought heroically for emancipation, to World Wars I and II, serving with distinction in segregated units. Their legacy continued through the Korean and Vietnam Wars, where their bravery and skill were undeniable, overcoming prejudice to earn their rightful place in the military narrative.

Today, African American men remain a vital force within the U.S. military, holding key positions and contributing significantly to national defense. They serve honorably across all branches, from ground troops to elite special forces. They are increasingly prominent in leadership roles, including generals and high-ranking officers who shape military strategy and operations. These men are breaking glass ceilings and setting new standards in combat and technological advancements. Their ongoing contributions reinforce the strength and diversity of the armed forces, inspiring future generations to continue the legacy of excellence and dedication that has characterized African-American military service throughout history.

Limited edition. Edition size of 950pcs. Measures 18x27 inches (image size). Ships signed and numbered and with a certificate of authenticity from the artist. Offset lithograph.

Cert. Of Authenticity Ships with a certificate of authenticity from the artist.
Edition Limited Edition
Edition Size 950
Framed Unframed
Height 18 inches
Length 27 inches
Medium Paper
Signed Ships signed and numbered by the artist.
SKU bova101
Bobb Vann

Bobb Vann

Bobb Vann, born in Philadelphia in 1939, is renowned for his iconic depictions of Buffalo soldiers and Western art that vividly portray the "black experience." Vann's work has gained widespread acclaim and is featured in various museums and institutions across the country. His dedication to his craft began at a young age and was further honed through commercial art courses. Known for his humble nature, Bobb Vann continues to inspire with his powerful and evocative art.

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I got it to match the female soldier painting. I who it showcase our ancestors fighting for this country from its founding to now.