Frank Agar appears in contemporary wartime records as an enlisted U.S. Army artist attached to units in Iran. In addition to designing the Persian Gulf Command pictorial map, several of Agar’s drawings from Iran were published in Yank, the Army Weekly —a magazine written and illustrated by enlisted personnel.
We have not found any readily accessible authoritative civilian information providing full life dates or a list of works/publications, suggesting that he did not pursue an artistic career once the war had ended.
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Quick View - Iran - Persia - Central Asia, Middle East - Holy Land Maps, World War I and World War II
The Persian Gulf Command.
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- Rare 1945 Allied propaganda map published in Tehran, vividly depicting the Persian Gulf Command’s vital WWII supply route through Iran to the Soviet Union.
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