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Unfinished:
15” x 19”
Finished:
17 1/2” x 21 1/2”
This print by an unknown artist features magnificent trees in the
foreground with rich browns and shades of green.
Behind the trees is a lovely pond which reflects some
outbuildings, trees and a sky in shades of blue, purple and white
clouds.
The texture in this piece is outstanding.
It is framed in a wood frame which features an etched design
along the edge and is painted gold.
Beautiful.
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Picture:
5” x 7”
Framed:
8” x 10”
This watercolor by T. S. Palm was created in 1971. It
features a snow-covered shed framed by snow-capped mountains and an
ominous skyline. It is
matted in brown and finished with an antiqued brown wooden frame.
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Image
Size: 17” x 26”
Overall
Size: 27”x34”
This litho print by Mort Kunstler shows Colonel N. B. Forrest and
Captain John Hunt Morgan at Shiloh on April 8, 1962.
It is number 959 in a series of 1000 limited edition numbered and
signed prints. This print
is double matted in shades of gray.
The title of the print, description and artist are shown at the
bottom of the print. Mort
Kunstler’s signature is located at the bottom left of the picture and
the number is shown on the bottom right.
The frame is dark rough wood.
To read more about the history of this print, go to the following
website: http://www.mortkunstler.com/FallenTimbers.htm
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Mort
Kunstler
Image
Size: 20” x 29”
Overall
Size: 28”x 38”
This litho print by Mort Kunstler shows General Lee and his
troops at “The Surrender at Appomattox” on April 9, 1865.
It is number 752 in a series of 950 limited edition numbered and
signed prints. This print
is double matted in shades of brown.
The title of the print, description and artist are shown at the
bottom of the print. Mort
Kunstler’s signature is located at the bottom right of the picture and
the number is shown on the bottom left.
The frame is dark rough wood.
This print comes complete with the certificate of authenticity.
To read more about the history of this print, go to the following
website: http://www.mortkunstler.com/newgallery62.htm
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