Someone once asked me what it was like to drive the tank. This was my response:


Stretched Canvas

Modern Lines

Contemporary White

Natural Clear Maple

Unframed print




Arthur "Art" Swartwout, Richmond, Virginia
Member Since September 2007
Artist Statement Amateur Photographer. I travel. I shoot what I see. If I like it, I post it here, and sell it.



If you like what you see here, would like to use one of my photos in a publication, or would like access to other galleries, contact me at: artsart1@gmail.com



Have a great day.

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Product No 199946
Subjects Armament, Europe, Germany, Military & War, Military People, People, Places
Style Realism
Medium
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