Civil War Art

Last Tribute of Respect

Civil War Art of Mort Kunstler. Last Tribute of Respect, Jackson's Funeral, VMI, May 15, 1863.
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Heavy Traffic on the Valley Pike

Heavy Traffic on the Valley Pike. Strasburg VA, Summer 1861. Civil War Art by Mort Kunstler. Image size is 13" x 31". LImited to 350 Signed numbered lithographic prints.
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The Strangest Race

The Strangest Race, JEB Stuart, White, VA, June 29, 1862.  Image size 15" X 30".  LImited to 350 Signed numbered lithographic prints.
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Unconquered Spirit

Unconquered Spirit,  AP Hill, Lee, Longstreet, Orange, August 1863. Civil War Art by Mort Kunstler. Image size 19" x 28". LImited to 350 Signed numbered lithographic prints.
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A New Years Wish

This Civil War art print by John Paul Strain tells one of the great love stories of the Civil War - General Stonewall Jackson and his wife Anna. 
Image size: 19 1/2" x 25 1/2"  
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The Autograph Seekers of Bel Air

The Civil War Art of Mort Kunstler shows General Robert E Lee.   Free Shipping. 

The Angel of the Battlefield

Following the Battle of Fredericksburg in December of 1862, Clara Barton tended to hundreds of wounded men at a field hospital that had been established at the Lacy House. She helped soldiers from both sides and those who survived regarded her as their savior.
Image: 17" x 25.5"   Signed/Numbered Edition of 350 Lithograph prints.  View Details  Add to Cart

Brices Crossroads

Brice's Crossroads depicts Major General Nathan Bdford Forrest in Mississippi on June 10, 1864.  The fourth of series in which Civil War Artist John Paul Strain depicts "The Wizard of the Saddle."
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Blessing of the Sword

Civil War art by Mort Kunstler.
Signed numbered edition of 950 lithographic prints.  Image size: 14" x 23"
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Brief Encounter

The Civil War art of Mort Kunstler presents this scene in front of The Beveridge House, known today as the Red Fox Inn in Middleburg, VA.
Issued in a signed numbered edition of 950 lithographs.
Image size: 19" x 26."       Free Shipping.
 

The Cliffs of Loudoun Heights

This Civil War Art piece by John Paul Strain depicts Colonel Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson at Harpers Ferry, VA on May 6, 1861, early in the Civil War.
Image size is 19" x 28.5"  Free Shipping.

Confederate Crossing

Mort Kunstler painted this as an annual snow print.
Leading the confederate advance in Tennessee was General Nathan Bedford Forrest's cavalry, which forded the Duck River, and spearheaded the attack. In a dangerous crossing at Owen's Ford, they moved through the icy river, looking for the battle.
Signed numbered edition of 950 lithographic prints.  Free Shipping.
Image size: 17 3/4" x 28.&quo
Price: $225.00

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Changing Of The Pickets

Fredericksburg, Virginia December 6, 1862  Civil War art print by Mort Kunstler.
As winter draped the riverside town in its customary cloak of white - Fredericksburg’s residents made do with the ways of war.
Limited Edition Print of 1150 Signed numbered lithographs.
Image Size: 17 3/4" x 29 1/2"
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Charlestown Station

Civil War Art showing the Winchester and Potomac Railroad - May 30, 1861
The great Stonewall Jackson showed little concern about the huge Federal Armies that were closing in on him from numerous directions.
Limited Editon of 750 s/n prints.  Image Size: 19 1/2" X 24"  Free Shipping.

Cavalier of the Sea

Civil War Art by John Paul Strain.  350 s/n Lithographic Prints. Image: 19 1/2" x 29".  Cavalier of the Sea, Charleston, South Carolina- 1861.
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Duty, Honor and Tears

Duty, Honor and Tears.  Long Branch, MIllwood, VA,  May 24, 1862
This Civil War Art print portrays Captain Hugh Nelson and his wife
Adelaide parting after a short leave.  It would be his last time at home.   
350 s/n lithographic prints.   Image: 19" x 27"         
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Defenders of the Valley

Sixth in the  Lions in Winter Collection By John Paul Strain, Civil War Art .    Free Shipping.

Especially for You

"It's the personal events that humanize the Civil War for me." says artist Mort Kunstler. The setting of this painting from his Civil War Art collection is Winchester, Virginia, May 25,1862 as General Stonewalls Jackson's army enters the town in a victorious parade. The center of interest is a young girl who is handing an apple to a young infantryman passing through town on the march. 
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General Forrest at Carnton

The First of three in The Battle of Franklin Series.   Civil War art by John Paul Strain. Features General N.B. Forrest, Majaor J.P. Strainge, and Mrs. Caroline McGavock  at Franklin, Tennesse -November 30, 1864.  
350 Limited Edition, Numbered & Signed Lithographic Prints.  Image Size: 19 1/2" x 26 1/2".  Free Shipping
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The Gray Ghost

Mosby in Warrenton, VA    January 18, 1863
This Civil War Art piece  denotes John Singleton Mosby, who remains one of the most beloved cavalrymen in southern Civil War history. 
350 signed and numbered lithograph prints.  Image: 25" x 21"  Free Shipping.