Fort Stevens Inspired artwork
I thought it serendipity that I started this series just before election times here in the U.S. The title of the series is Please Don't Divide My Country Again. I hope to express the deep sympathy that I know all of us share with the families of that era during our most tragic war on the homeland. Today as I see disagreements constantly in the news, my heart cries out that somehow we must settle our differences and come together again united in this country.
Bugle Call is the first in the series and I think it is pretty self explanatory. Here you have the bugler calling a retreat amidst a band of very distressed soldiers. The greys are seen in the distance conquered. The smoke from the cannons pollutes the air. The damage is done. Who wins in war, really?
A larger image of this painting is found on my website. The 16 X 20 original painting is for sale for $800. For more information please contact me.
Flag Boy
In this little scene I saw a moment of hope. The flag representing union, the child representing hope for the future.Flag Boyis 14 X 18 and is being offered for $500.
The March
I was excited when I took this photo. The gentlemen in the reenactment were so much in character that I knew this painting would be successful. I wanted an image that would spell out the face of war.The March is 18 X 24 and is available for $650.
To War
This painting is again about the faces, the young, the inexperienced, soldiers that have been recruited to lead men that are older than themselves. A moment of contemplation is captured here. New Amazon Voting (Plexo)
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