Introducing Limited Edition signed prints
This series of high-quality art prints, signed by the artist Mary Ellen Scherl, not only makes a stunning and important statement in your home or office, but also supports our work with Veterans.
100% of the purchase price, not including shipping, is tax deductible. To purchase, contact the artist: MaryEllen@ usmilitarywomen.org
"Anna"
23 x 27 in.
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Staff Sergeant Anna Wear, 4th generation Army, was a member of the CST’s, an elite female unit that served alongside Special Operations Forces in Afghanistan. In preparation for her deployments, Anna committed herself to attaining the same levels of competency as was expected of the men on her missions. Her role was to directly interact with Afghan women and children during combat operations, as it was deemed culturally inappropriate if performed by a male service member.
"Rosa"
23 x 27 in.
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“Rosa” (name withheld for security purposes) grew up in the Panama Canal Zone and witnessed Operation Just Cause in her teens. With limited opportunities for a future, she left her family home to find work, emigrated to the U.S. and enlisted in the National Guard. As a Lieutenant Colonel and a naturalized citizen, she now serves as an intelligence officer.
"Rhona & Makayla"
23 x 27 in.
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Ninety-eight year-old Lieutenant Colonel Rhona Around was a WWII nurse caring for soldiers returning from Europe.
Lieutenant Colonel Makayla Mills is studying for her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Part of her training includes treating soldiers returning from Afghanistan.
This double portrait celebrates the long, historic legacy of women who serve our country as medics.
"Nora"
23 x 37.25 in.
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Vice Admiral Nora Tyson was the first female Carrier Strike Group Commander, the first female Third Fleet Commander responsible for fifty million square miles of the eastern and northern Pacific Ocean and served as Vice Director of the Joint Staff.
“Sisters in Arms”
17 x 38.5 in.
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A tryptic of three women peering through camouflage. Camouflage patterning was created by a female Army unit in WWI.
“Front Sight”
35.5 x 23 in.
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Capturing the intensity of her gaze, this is another painting of “Rosa.” “Front Sight” is the part of her weapon that tells her where the gun is pointing and where the shots will go.
“Homage to Deborah Sampson”
35.5 x 23 in.
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This painting of a female sniper honors the memory of Deborah Sampson, a hero of the American Revolution, who disguised herself as a man and joined the Patriot forces. She was the only woman to earn a full military pension for participation in the Revolutionary army.