When the National World War II Museum approached George Rodrigue in 2008 about a Blue Dog painting for their new wing, he winced.

“The Blue Dog,” he noted, “has no connection to World War II.”

Instead, Rodrigue designed a painting unlike any photograph, posing Eisenhower and Higgins together for the first and only time.

Learn more on Wendy Rodrigue's Life and Legacy page.

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All prints sold directly by the Rodrigue Estate are also accompanied with a certificate of authenticity indicating the number of the print purchased from the estate.