World War One Visual Analysis

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Description: The picture, which is in portrait mode, is of an American soldier during World War 2 who was killed by the Germans in a building. Starting from the left of the image, there is a very faint picture frame on a wall. Most of it is covered by the shadow of the open door to the right of it. The wall with the door and the wall with the picture frame are perpendicular so they create a corner. The floor, that covers a third of the picture is light and looks tiled. The soldier that was shot has his head leaned on the door and is laying on the ground. His head looks like its also leaning on a black box; maybe a suitcase. He is wearing a helmet, dark gloves, a medium toned long sleeve shirt, and light jeans. His body is facing up and angles …show more content…

The one of the right is longer. A little to the right of the blood is a bullet that’s laying on the ground. His other hand seems to be grabbing something near his chest and isn’t wearing any glove. There appears to be a knife or something that was stabbed into his stomach. His waist is off the ground and his knees are bent, holding him up. His right leg is cut off by the door frame so his foot isn’t visible. His left knee looks like it hits the edge of a table on a balcony. The balcony has a rail that is dark with a design. The very left starts with a swirl that comes out from the doorway and angles downwards. Then there is a vertical line and a circle and then another vertical line. It reaches a corner and repeats this design but flipped, so it starts with a circle and then a swirl that faces the left. Outside, there is a lot of trees and bushes that are visible. To the right of the man and the doorway, is just a dark wall and then another window thats cut off at the edge of the photo. Below, and a little to the left of the second window, is a chair that faces the right with a round top that connects to the arms. There is a helmet facing upwards on the seat of the

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