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Pickett’s Charge Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 by Mort Kunstler
$225.00$195.00 Add to cartQuick ViewPickett’s Charge Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 by Mort Kunstler
Picketts Charge Gettysburg, July 3, 1863 by Mort Kunstler, the second in the “A Tribute to the Legend” Series II/VIII, is available in a limited edition lithograph, image size 14.5″ x 29″ limited to 350 s/n prints. The lithograph will ship flat in the original storage envelope with certificate. If you have questions or wish to order email or call 719-260 1873 or order via the web site.
- Model: Kunstler-PickettsCharge
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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Rush to the Summit-Chamberlain by Mort Kunstler giclee canvas
$595.00 Add to cartQuick ViewRush to the Summit-Chamberlain by Mort Kunstler giclee canvas
Rush to the Summit – Chamberlain at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863 by Mort Kunstler is a limited Classic Edition giclee canvas size 34″ x 18″ limited to 50 s/n canvases. The 20th Main Infantry, commanded by Joshua Chamberlain, are rushing towards the Little Round Top summit to hold off the Confederate troops. Email or call 719 260 1873 for information or to order, or order via the web site using PayPal.
- Model: Kunstler-RushToSummit
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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So Close to the Enemy by Mort Kunstler
$225.00$195.00 Add to cartQuick ViewSo Close to the Enemy by Mort Kunstler
So Close to the Enemy, Fredericksburg, VA, December 12, 1862 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition lithograph image size 26″ x 19″ depicting General Robert E Lee, General Stonewall Jackson and Major Johaan Heros von Borcke behind enemy lines studying the Northern army for future combat.
- Model: Kunstler-SoCloseToEnemy
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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Sunrise Service by Mort Kunstler
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Sunrise Service by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition lithograph image size 28″ x 19″ limited to 750 s/n prints. Sunday morning and the soldiers gather around for Sunday church services. Even during war there was time for prayers.
- Model: SunriseService-Kunstler
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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The Autograph Seekers of Bel Air by Mort Kunstler
$285.00$255.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Autograph Seekers of Bel Air by Mort Kunstler
The Autograph Seekers of Bel Air (Gen. Lee, Front Royal, VA., July 22, 1863 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition lithographic print image size 17″ x 31″ limited to 350 s/n prints. The Army of Northern Virginia had just battled the Army of the Potomac in Adams County in Gettysburg, PA often referred to as the high water mark of the Confederacy. While retreating back to the Potomac and Virginia traveling thru Front Royal, VA, a local merchant William M. Buck, invited General Lee and his staff to share refreshments at his nearby estate Bel Air. The stately home had been built in 1795 by Buck’s great-grandfather. The Buck’s daughters entertained the general by playing piano and singing. Lucy later published an account of the evening. Before departing, the two young ladies asked for his autograph. General Lee graciously took a moment to give his signature to the two young ladies who had gifted him with song.
- Model: AutographSeekers-SEC-Kunstler
- Shipping Weight: 10lbs
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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The Gettysburg Address by Mort Kunstler
$595.00$535.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Gettysburg Address by Mort Kunstler
The Gettysburg Address by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition giclee canvas limited to 200 s/n canvases. The canvas size is 26″ x 26″ and depicts Abraham Lincoln on the stage, with many of the politicians and military of the day. The crowd was enormous and the President had his prepared speech in his hand. A very important speech during a time of war in the country.
- Model: GettysburgAddress-GC-Kunstler
- Shipping Weight: 8lbs
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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The Gray Ghost by Mort Kunstler
$285.00$265.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Gray Ghost by Mort Kunstler
The Gray Ghost, Mosby in Warrenton, Jan 18, 1863 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition lithograph image size 21″ x 25″ limited to 350 s/n prints. The Warrenton Courthouse is seen in the background as Mosby and his Ranger’s travel through the town.
- Model: TheGrayGhost-Kunstler
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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The Great Beefsteak Raid by Mort Kunstler Classic canvas
$495.00$460.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Great Beefsteak Raid by Mort Kunstler Classic canvas
The Great Beefsteak Raid General Wade Hampton, September 16, 1864 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition giclee Classic canvas size 19″ x 23″ limited to 50 s/n canvases. Also see listing for the Signature giclee canvas.
- Model: Kunstler-Great-Beefsteak-Raid
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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The Great Beefsteak Raid by Mort Kunstler Signature canvas
$295.00$275.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Great Beefsteak Raid by Mort Kunstler Signature canvas
The Great Beefsteak Raid, General Wade Hampton, September 16, 1864 by artist Mort Kunstler, the VI/VIII in “A Tribute to the Legend” Series. The Signature giclee canvas is limited to 50 s/n canvases, size 16″ x 28″ with a certificate.
The Confederate troops of General Wade Hampton, were starving and his decision to commandeer an entire herd of cattle, numbering in the thousands, from the surrounding Union Army seemed to be an impossible task. By September 17th he had not only accomplished his goal of thievery, he also managed to drive the herd back to the safety of his own lines. The amazing feat required 2500 captured cattle to traverse streams and cross battle scarred landscapes without stampeding. They returned triumphantly with enough food to sustain and nourish the starved troops.- Model: Kunstler-Great-Beefsteak-Raid
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The Strangest Race by Mort Kunstler signature giclee canvas
$295.00$245.00 Add to cartQuick ViewThe Strangest Race by Mort Kunstler signature giclee canvas
The Strangest Race, J.E.B. Stuart, White House, VA, June 29, 1862 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition signature giclee canvas size 28″ x 14″ limited to 50 s/n canvases. Listed as one of the Strange Events of the Civil War, a skirmish between the cavalry, a Union gunship and horse-drawn artillery.
- Model: TheStrangestRace-sig-cv-Kunstler
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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Valor in Gray by Mort Kunstler
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Valor in Gray – Kershaw’s Brigade, Frederisckburg, VA, Dec. 13, 1862 by Mort Kunstler is a limited edition lithograph image size 23″ x 14.9″ limited to 950 s/n prints. The artist has depicted the Confederate line in the midst of battle, their flag flying.
- Model: Kunstler-Valor-In-Gray
- Shipping Weight: 4.5lbs
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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Washington’s Watch Chain by Mort Kunstler AP
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Washington’s Watch Chain, West Point, November 30, 1779 by Mort Kunstler is an Adjutant General Edition AP giclee Classic canvas size 33″ x 18″ limited to 10 Adjutant General Edition APs. George Washington and his army were conderned the British would capture West Point by sailing up the Hudson River and divide the army. The plan was devised to put a large metal chain across the river at it’s most narrow point during the Summer months and prevent the boats from sailing up the river. During the Winter months, the chain would have to be removed to prevent it from breaking. On January 5, 1778, General George Washington appointed Alexander Scammel Adjutant General, the 7th in the brief history of the Continental Army. In this painting the chain is being removed from the river before it freezes. With Washington are Colnel Pickering pointing to some of the redoubts and batteries on the eastern side of the river. Lt. Col. Alexander Hamilton, Washington’s aide-de-camp, later to become U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. The famed Marquis de Lafayette is also in the painting, representing the French who assisted in our war for liberty. For more on the history, go to Mort Kunstler’s web site www.mortkunstler.com .
Edition email or call 719 260 1873 to place your order or use pay pal to order via the web site.
- Model: Kunstler-WashingtonChainWatch
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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Washington’s Watch Chain, West Point, Nov 30, 1779 Signature Framed
$855.00$785.00 Add to cartQuick ViewWashington’s Watch Chain, West Point, Nov 30, 1779 Signature Framed
Washington’s Watch Chain, West Point, November 30, 1779 by Mort Kunstler is a limited Signature Edition giclee canvas size 15″ x 28″ wide limited to 50 s/n canvases. Framed with a fillet, dark wood frame with brass corners, overall framed size 30.5″ x 17.5″. See the listing for the Classic AP edition. If the British manage to go up the Hudson and connect with their forces in Canada, they would essentially be able to cut the United States in half. Washington endorsed a plan to create a metal chain big enough to cross the Hudson at it’s narrowest point and prevent the British from sailing North…. but now it is Winter, the Hudson will soon freeze over and possibly destroy the metal chain. The chain must now be removed from the river to use when the river no longer is frozen. Seen in the image is George Washington, Colonel Pickering pointing out the locations of batteries on the far shore, Lt. Col. Alexander Hamilton, the Marquis de Lafayette and other historical figures. Each chain was made of 2 1/2″ thick iron, each link 26 to 30″ long, weighing about 100 pounds each with 9 to 10 links to a section. The British never attempted to break it.
- Model: Kunstler-WashingtonsWatchChain
- Manufactured by: American Spirit Publishers
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