Oil Painting of Soldiers of the 13th Infantry Regiment in the Mid-WW1 Era
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Above: The painting depicts the advancing of mid-wartime era enlisted troops of the German 13th Infantry Regiment. They wear the 1910 uniform with red piped trousers with the steel helmet, which was introduced in 1916. The chemical protective mask is also carried.
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Above: Full view of the painting
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Above: The red piping of the shoulder board for an enlisted soldier of the Infanterie-Regt. Herwarth von Bittenfeld (1.Westfälisches) Nr.13
(Münster) VII Armee Korps
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Above: Red piping on the 1910 style trousers
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Above: J. Eisenmann Mal-Leinen Muenchen Art house mark on the back side of the painting. The oil painting is on an oak panel. There are no other visible marks
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