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1½ inches thick (3.75 cm)
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Artist David Gilbert Platinum Member
Collection Photocracy1
Description In the American Civil War battle near Antietam Creek in Maryland, the space between the breastworks (where the statue now stands) became known as 'Bloody Lane.' During a 4-hour period on September 17, 1862, about 5500 soldiers were killed or wounded in close-range fighting. It was the most lethal day in American history. This winter image was posted on Memorial Day, 2013.
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Product No 4818015
Subjects Abstract, Civil War, Figure, Landscape, Military & War, Military People, Nature & Outdoors, People
Style Historical
Medium
Tags Conceptual, abstract, antietam, award, cadets, cities, civil war, color, david, expressionism, flags, forts, gallery quality, gilbert, impressionism, kids, maryland, military, monuments, museum quality, national parks, outdoors, parades, pastoral, pop, popular, realism, rural, shadows, soldiers, surreal, uniforms, war, youth
Product No 4818015
Subjects Abstract, Civil War, Figure, Landscape, Military & War, Military People, Nature & Outdoors, People
Style Historical
Medium
Tags Conceptual, abstract, antietam, award, cadets, cities, civil war, color, david, expressionism, flags, forts, gallery quality, gilbert, impressionism, kids, maryland, military, monuments, museum quality, national parks, outdoors, parades, pastoral, pop, popular, realism, rural, shadows, soldiers, surreal, uniforms, war, youth