1945 Print Suicide Plane Kamikaze Pilot Japanese World War II Allied Ship FZ7 JK1 76 Avenue des Ternes

76 Avenue des Ternes

Benson has been referred to as the Dean of Contemporary American etchers

from the Annals of Sporting

they range in age from two months to sixteen years in age

This is an original 1893 halftone print of the Deleware & Hudson Canal Company's Building (called the Coal and Iron Exchange) on Cortlandt and Church Streets

1945 Print Suicide Plane Kamikaze Pilot Japanese World War II Allied Ship FZ7 JK1 76 Avenue des TernesThis is an original 1945 color print of a kamikaze falling short of its Allied target. The caption writes, "A suicide plane is brought down blazing just short of its target." Kamikazes, or Japanese pilot suicide attacks, became very popular during the last stages of the war in the Pacific theatre. The attacks were made to inflict as much destruction as possible on Allied warships, so the aircrafts were stocked with explosives, torpedoes, fuel tanks