Reflections by Lee Teter Fine Art Print 1988 Vietnam War Wall Memorial
Size with frame: 32"x27" Print only: 23"x18"
Lee Teter, the artist behind “Reflections,” was deeply affected by the loss of loved ones during the Vietnam War. His emotional response led him to create this poignant piece. It depicts a man leaning on the Vietnam Memorial Wall, while soldiers’ reflections appear in the polished surface. Teter captured this scene using muted hues, immortalizing the loss and struggle of those affected by the war. A powerful tribute to the veterans of the Vietnam War. The central figure in the painting is Jim Williams, who mourns the loss of his fallen comrades. Williams was asked by Teter to pose for the artwork, and interestingly, he chose to wear a three-piece suit instead of his battle dress uniform. This decision gives the piece a timeless quality, emphasizing the emotional weight of the names inscribed on the Vietnam War Memorial.
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