The 2000 Yard Stare Poster features one of the most haunting pieces of American war art ever created. Painted in 1944 by artist and war correspondent Tom Lea, the image captures the empty, exhausted stare of a U.S. Marine after the Battle of Peleliu.
More than a combat portrait, the artwork became a lasting symbol of the mental weight carried by those who experience war. Stark, quiet, and instantly recognizable, it’s a powerful piece for collectors of military history, WWII artwork, and historical wall decor.
Printed on durable poster paper with a slightly glossy, fingerprint-resistant finish.
'The 2000 Yard Stare' WWII Propaganda Poster
Specifications
Artwork: 2000 Yard Stare
Artist: Tom Lea
Original Year: 1944
Style: WWII military history / war correspondent artwork
Finish: Slightly glossy
Thickness: 10 mil / 0.25 mm
Paper: Fingerprint resistant
































