Duty, Honor, Country 2019
Get a museum quality giclée print on canvas of this 2019 oil painting by my dear friend and Airborne Ranger who saved my life when I was shot in Baghdad by a sniper in 2006. Drew Corbin grew up across the river from West Point in Poughkeepsie and is a fire fighter in Austin TX. Limited Edition, Only 1989 prints will be made.
All profit goes to www.tdfoundation.org a 100% volunteer organization that provides aid to children of wounded warriors and fallen heroes. We help American Veterans’ families in crisis.
Museum quality giclée print. Hand embellished (which makes it one-of-kind unique). Artist hand paints and “touches up” the giclée print giving the reprint texture.
Hand Embellished Museum Quality Giclée Print
Medium, 20×24 – $399
Large, 24×36 – $499
Standard Museum Quality Giclée Print
Medium, 20×24 – $149
Medium, 20×24 Signed and Numbered – $199
Large, 24×36 – $249
Large, 24×36 Signed and Numbered – $299
Custom Sizes Available (up to 40×52).
Artist Bio
Andrew Corbin a.k.a “Drew”, is an Austin Fire Fighter and self taught artist of 11 years. Drew was also a Captain in the US Army, Airborne Ranger, and an Iraq War veteran. He and Tom were “battle buddies” who bonded at Ft. Bragg during train-up and ran their missions together in Baghdad in 2006. He was there that fateful day and led the evacuation of TD to the CASH (Combat Support Hospital). His calm leadership and tactical skills are a major reason Tom is alive today.
Upon returning from a deployment to Iraq in 2007, he felt the need to take up painting and create. He is inspired by such artists as Church, Onderdonk, Calder, and Edgar Payne to name a few. He enjoys the outdoors and can be frequently seen traipsing through the hills and dales of Texas with his paints and easel. Drew resides in Georgetown, TX with his beautiful wife and 3 children.
To see more of his work and learn more about Drew, visit his website at Corbin Fine Art
