Sword Of Virginia, 2nd Manassas, August 30, 1862 - Canvas Giclee

Sword Of Virginia, 2nd Manassas, August 30, 1862 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 15 Numbered Overall: 33" x 25" $700. 00 As he thundered toward the roaring cannons, Colonel Skinner brandished his tremendous sword, a French Cuirassier saber he had brought home from Europe as a youth. The massive straight blade measured 38 inches long and bore an engraved maker's imprint of August 1814. "In his cups," a Confederate staff officer wrote, "the fine old Colonel would swear he should die happy could he

and a large number were taken prisoner

Overall: 34" x 24"

British 17th Light Dragoons

I prefer to have the entire painting roughed in leaving no base color

Commanded by John Coffee "Jack" Hays they distinguished themselves at the Battle of Monterey and during subsequent anti-guerrilla operations in which they excelled

Zagonyi’s Battalion

It is hard to determine exactly the timelines as it was total chaos and accounts vary

This breathtaking painting by Artist Don Troiani shows the determined attack on Jackson's right flank against the advanced Levee Redoubt by the British Light Infantry Companies of the 7th (Royal Fusiliers)

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Victory at Yorktown

A Note From Don Troiani: "American Revolution: A British Grenadier of the 20th Regiment of Foot

a Continental Army officer in the early part of the war bids farewell to his family at their modest homestead as his regiment departs for active service