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The Doughboys Make Good, 1917. Edward Penfield (1866-1925) American artist and illustrator

The Doughboys Make Good, 1917. Edward Penfield (1866-1925) American artist and illustrator


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The Doughboys Make Good, 1917. Edward Penfield (1866-1925) American artist and illustrator

The Doughboys Make Good, 1917. Edward Penfield (1866-1925) American artist and illustrator. American soldiers in World War I operating a machine gun on the battlefield. Cover for Colliers magazine, 10 August 1918. United States

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1866 1925 1917 1918 American Artist August Battlefield Cover Edward Good Illustrator Machine Magazine Make Operating Penfield Soldiers States United Watercolour World Collier


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The Doughboys Make Good, 1917

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is a striking print capturing the spirit and valor of American soldiers during World War I. Created by renowned artist and illustrator Edward Penfield, this artwork showcases his exceptional talent in depicting the intensity of war on the battlefield. In this image, we witness a group of American soldiers operating a machine gun amidst the chaos and destruction of battle. Their determined expressions reflect their unwavering commitment to protect their fellow comrades and fight for their country's freedom. The composition skillfully captures the dynamic movement as they engage with the enemy, highlighting both their physical strength and mental resilience. Penfield's use of watercolor brings depth and vibrancy to every stroke, enhancing the emotional impact of this powerful scene. The color palette chosen evokes a sense of urgency while also conveying hope amid adversity. Originally featured as a cover illustration for Colliers magazine in August 1918, "The Doughboys Make Good" serves as an enduring tribute to all those who served in World War I. It immortalizes not only the bravery exhibited by these American soldiers but also pays homage to their sacrifice and dedication. This timeless piece reminds us that even in times of great turmoil, ordinary individuals can rise above themselves to accomplish extraordinary feats. Through Penfield's artistry, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand the courage displayed by these brave men who made good on their duty to defend our nation's values.

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