Master Collection
Omaha Archive Print
Signed, 1 of 100
Into the Jaws of Death, printed on museum-grade cotton rag paper from the public domain original. Set in a black wood frame behind a wide cream mat, hand-numbered and signed in pencil.
Sample piece. Final Master Collection pieces in design.
With every piece
- Hand-numbered and signed, with a certificate of authenticity
- Story card on the photograph and the men in it
- Ready to hang, shipped crated and insured
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Care
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Shipping and returns
Limited editions ship insured with signature. Return terms for numbered pieces go here once they are set.
June 6, 1944
Into the Jaws of Death
Coast Guard photographer Robert F. Sargent made this frame from a landing craft as soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division waded toward Omaha Beach. It became one of the defining images of D-Day.
Photo: CPHoM Robert F. Sargent, U.S. Coast Guard. Public domain. Use does not imply endorsement by the U.S. military or the Department of War.
Made to be kept
Small runs, finished by hand, numbered so every piece has its place in the edition.
