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Original Item. Only One Available. This is a very attractive framed Artist’s Proof of James Dietz’s “Strategy at Noville”, signed by the artist and individually numbered 53 of 250 Publisher’s Proofs. The print depicts men of the famed “Band of Brothers” Easy Company of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division in Noville.
The capture of Noville, Belgium on January 15, 1945 was the last major action of WWII for the men of the famed “Band of Brothers” Easy Company of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Air Borne Division. Noville was the principle objective of the division from December 19, 1944 until its capture on January 15, 1945. The painting by James Dietz depicts the scene on the morning of the 16th with Major General Maxwell Taylor, and members of his division staff, BG Higgins (ADC), COL Sink (506th), COL Harper (327th), and MAJ Hatch (2-502) conducting an impromptu map reconnaissance adjacent to the battered Noville Town Hall in the background.
In the foreground are members of Easy Company consolidating after having conducted the final assault on the town the night before.
The Publisher’s proof is in a frame measuring 28½ x 40½”. The top of the print shows the battle streamer for Ardennes-Alsace 1944-1945. The print comes with its original matching numbered COA.
The combination of the James Dietz signature, Publisher’s Proof 53/250 designation, matching Certificate of Authenticity, Ardennes-Alsace battle streamer, and detailed depiction of senior 101st Airborne commanders and Easy Company personnel at Noville makes this an especially appealing piece for a collection focused on the 101st Airborne Division, the Battle of the Bulge, or the men of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment.
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