Connecticut Levy, 1776 (Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin)

Connecticut Levy, 1776 (Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin)Connecticut Levy, 1776 (Joseph Plumb Martin) 11" W x 17" H "I did three watercolor gouache paintings for historian Phillip Mead showing Connecticut soldier Joseph Plumb Martin at various points in his service during the revolution. For those don't know who Martin is he wrote the very best reminisces of a private soldier of the revolution. A remarkably accurate candid work which is a fantastic read. You can find reprints on Amazon. If you really want

three men left that morning on horseback for the ten mile trek to Concord

a man and boy lay mortally wounded

the rangers in green and the soldiers of the 60th in red coats

Until "the 6th

450 Signed/Numbered (available)

Black Royal Colonial Marine

In the noise and smoke

Confederate Cavalryman

furthered the hope for independence

THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSON'S PLANTATION

Bell recalled how Spencer’s adjutant Captain William Barber “grasped me by one hand and succeeded in mounting me on his own horse

This time it was the left flank on Henry Hill that was being pressed by Union regiments that in part included Lincoln’s pet lambs