Original 8" x 10' acrylic painting on thick, acid-free paper.
Harold
Agnew was an American physicist who flew as a scientific observer on
the Hiroshima bombing mission. This painting was modeled after a photo
of Agnew from 1945 on the Mariana Islands. He is standing in front of a
quonset hut and holding the plutonium core for the Fat Man bomb that
would be dropped on Nagasaki.
Harold Agnew and the Plutonium Core by Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler. The
painting does not include the "My Good Babushka" watermark which was
included here for security purposes.
Monday, June 22, 2015
Harold Agnew and the Plutonium Core
Labels:
art,
Fat Man,
Harold Agnew,
hiroshima,
military history,
Nagasaki,
painting,
plutonium core,
World War 2
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