[Imre] Anthony Sandor Gross

Anthony Sandor Gross made small, quick watercolors of daily life in the Middle East during the early 1940s. His brush caught the quiet corners of a 1942 waiting room in Amman and the sun-baked routines of the British Druze Regiment near Eilat. These scenes show people waiting, walking, and standing guard with spare equipment and calm poses. If you want to see more of his eye for fleeting moments before war reshaped the region, tap “Eillat Transjordan Frontier Force or British Druze Regiment (Palestine) 1942.”