112th Engineers Cleveland Armory 6th Street and Lakeside
1940
A street corner in smog-laden Cleveland. There stands a massive stone building: the armory of the Ohio Army National Guard's 112th Engineer Battalion. The year is 1940, a record from just before the world was engulfed in the flames of World War II.
James C. Klahn was 32 years old when he painted this work. It is said that as a child, he preferred pencils to sweets. He was the son of immigrants who had crossed the sea from the former region of Bohemia.
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