Saint-Lô — Normandy | WWII Matte Poster | 40 × 28″ WAR ARCHIVE 008

WAR ARCHIVE 008 — SAINT-LÔ
Normandy, France — 18 July 1944

An American soldier watches an M10 tank destroyer move through the smoke of Saint-Lô during the fighting in Normandy. By July 1944, the ruined town had become one of the key objectives in the American push through the bocage and toward the breakout from Normandy.

WAR ARCHIVE reproduces historic wartime photography as large-format archival prints — preserving the grain, damage and atmosphere of the original image rather than cleaning history up.

Print details

• 40 × 28 in horizontal format
• Premium museum-grade matte paper
• Archival-quality pigment inks
• Approx. 175 g/m² paper weight
• Unframed
• Indoor use
• Printed to order
• Slight production size variation of ±1/16″ may occur

WAR ARCHIVE 008
History, without the polish.