Allied Portrait Mr. Koglin

Unknown artist

Black and white photography, inside, photo studio, 1946 Shoulder, half profile on the left - A young, narrow man, about the beginning to the middle of 20 years old, in uniform (without service badge) and with beret, sitting slightly oblique and prevented to the right in front of the camera. He smiles kindly indefinitely down in front of him. Mr. Koglin wears an army shirt whose collar is open, including a t-shirt, in the same color, without slips. On the right side of the Barett an emblem is attached in the shape of a decorated star. Details are not discernible. The beret sits far backwards on the back of the head, the bright, short hair is upwards, combed under the cap. Under the umbrella, some forehead hairs emerge, also a “secret ratsecke” can be seen on the left. The high forehead is free. Mr. Koglin has a pointed face with young features, distinctive nose, large mouth and large ears. Ch. K.