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Allan Jones, Alvin C York Painting
York eventually brought in a total of 132 German prisoners. Schoonover sold the painting originally in 1926 to a collector in Delaware by the name of H.M. Pierce. It was acquired by Blakeslee Gallery in Wellington, Florida in 1998. Gary Blakeslee, who obtained the painting for the gallery, described it as "the single most patriotic piece of artwork any American could own. It is the quintessential World War 1 masterpiece. As Chairman and CEO of Jones Management Services, LLC, Allan Jones believes in "giving back"To learn more about related companies, please visit jonesmanagement.com.
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