Described is a detailed Pride And Brotherhood Vietnam Veterans Sculpture With Lights, particularly those who served during the Vietnam War. Here’s a breakdown of its features:

Eagle and Flag Sculpture: The centerpiece of the sculpture is a fully-dimensional representation of an eagle with a bronze hue. The eagle is depicted gripping a billowing American flag in its talons. This imagery symbolizes strength, freedom, and patriotism. The use of artist’s resin with hand detailing and textures emphasizes realism in the sculpture.

Dramatic Marbleized Black Base: The base of the sculpture is designed to evoke the appearance of polished granite, similar to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. This choice of material and design pays homage to the solemn and reflective atmosphere of the memorial.

Hand-Enameled Medallion: On the front of the base, there’s a raised-relief medallion inspired by the Vietnam Service Medal. This medallion is hand-enameled and enhanced with golden highlights, adding a touch of prestige and honor to the artwork.

Inscription: Flanking the medallion are the words “ALL GAVE SOME” and “SOME GAVE ALL.” These powerful phrases succinctly capture the sacrifices made by veterans, emphasizing the varying degrees of sacrifice that different individuals have given in service.

Illumination: The sculpture includes a lighting feature that can be activated with a switch. Four shafts of light shine upward from the base, dramatically illuminating the eagle and flag. This added illumination brings more impact to the sculpture, making it visually striking, especially in low-light settings.

Battery-Powered: The illumination is powered by three “AAA” batteries (not included), offering convenience and flexibility in placing the sculpture without the need for direct power sources.

Dimensions: The sculpture measures 9 inches in width and 11 inches in height, or approximately 22.9 cm in width and 27.9 cm in height.