Jackson and Lee, Fredericksburg, Virginia, Spring 1863

Lee & Jackson, both devout Christians, attended a religious revival in early 1863, on an estate called “Belvoir,” just south of Fredericksburg. They were said to have been “moved to tears” by the eloquence of Rev. B.T. Lacey as he described the homes from which the Confederate army had been drawn.   Artist: Mort Kunstler. Taken from a popular image by premier Civil War artist Mort Kunstler. 1000 pieces. 24" x 30" Made in USA