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Landscape Throw Pillow featuring the photograph The Unknown Soldiers by Ms Judi

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The Unknown Soldiers Throw Pillow

Ms Judi

by Ms Judi

$24.50

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Product Details

Our throw pillows are made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric and add a stylish statement to any room. Pillows are available in sizes from 14" x 14" up to 26" x 26". Each pillow is printed on both sides (same image) and includes a concealed zipper and removable insert (if selected) for easy cleaning.

Design Details

Fort Smith Military National Cemetery. The Fort Smith National Cemetery is the oldest original cemetery of the states three national cemeteries. The... more

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2 - 3 business days

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The Unknown Soldiers Photograph by Ms Judi

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The Unknown Soldiers Acrylic Print

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The Unknown Soldiers Wood Print

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The Unknown Soldiers Greeting Card

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The Unknown Soldiers Tote Bag

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The Unknown Soldiers Beach Towel

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The Unknown Soldiers Portable Battery Charger

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The Unknown Soldiers Bath Towel

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The Unknown Soldiers Coffee Mug

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The Unknown Soldiers Fleece Blanket

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Comments (12)

Ms Judi

Ms Judi

Thank you so much Ed and Mike for the wonderful comments... =)

Mike Martin

Mike Martin

A most moving image! The burst of sunlight through the trees really makes this an exceptional capture!

Ed Sweeney

Ed Sweeney

Very powerful image, Judi. Well done. v/f

Tamara Becker

Tamara Becker

Lovely image, tells a great story! V

Ms Judi replied:

Thank you so much Tamara! =)

Craig Carter

Craig Carter

Congratulations! v

Ms Judi replied:

Thank you so much Craig!

Ms Judi

Ms Judi

Thank you so much ... Kristin

Kristin Elmquist

Kristin Elmquist

Fantastic in black and white, Ms. Judi. Vote.

Ms Judi

Ms Judi

Thank you so much Cheri for the wonderful comment and vote!

Cheri Randolph

Cheri Randolph

Ms Judi, I am always amazed, too, at the sheer numbers of lives lost when I visit military cemeteries. It brings home the devastating destruction of war, and this photograph captures that feeling so well. voted

Ms Judi

Ms Judi

Thank you so much JRR for the feature!

Artist's Description

Fort Smith Military National Cemetery. The Fort Smith National Cemetery is the oldest original cemetery of the states three national cemeteries. The other two are in Fayetteville (Washington County) and Little Rock (Pulaski County). At the end of fiscal year 2005, there were 13,127 interments. The first recorded burial was that of surgeon Thomas Russell. He was a War of 1812 veteran who was with the original company of riflemen who landed on December 25, 1817, at Fort Smith (Sebastian County). He died there on August 24, 1819.

From April 23, 1861, to September 1, 1863, Fort Smith was under the control of the Confederate army. During this time, many Confederate soldiers were buried at Fort Smith, including 475 unknown Confederate soldiers. Two significant Confederate burials were Brigadier General James B. McIntosh and Brigadier General Alexander E. Steen.

From April 23, 1861, to September 1, 1863, Fort Smith was under the control of the Confederate army. During this t...

About Ms Judi

Ms Judi

In the beginning I was first inspired to pick up a camera at a very young age by my beloved grandfather. He had a dark room set up in our attic where he developed his own photos and would let me watch him work ...Sadly he passed away when i was seven, but he left a huge impact on me that will last a life time.. His love remains with me and within my own photography captures. While living in New York and working psych I suffered an unexpected spinal injury that changed my life.... I moved back to Wisconsin, where I was born . I picked up my camera again and started shooting anything and everything that I found interesting. I never go any where without my camera. While living with level 10 pain and walking with a cane ( at times I...

 

$24.50