General George A Custer by Dan Nance Ltd Edition Print #79/250 Framed & Matted

  

General Armstrong Custer at Gettysburg. Ltd Edition Print #79 of 250.

Four Winds Gallery, Gettysburg PA. Here is a nice looking limited edition print of George Armstrong Custer done by Dan Nance. Would make a great gift or keep for yourself. A limited edition print of George Armstrong Custer here. Done by Dan Nance in 2000.

This is a limited edition, # 79 of 250. From what we researched online, this is supposed to be Custer at Gettysburg. The COA is with the piece. As a 23 old officer, Custer's group played a key role at Gettysburg in tying up Jeb Stuart's cavalry unit which led to little to no reconnaissance information for Robert E.

That resulted in some serious tactical decisions being made by Lee leading to the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg. Custer got promoted to General. The Indians evened the score in 1876. Custer had told Cheyenne warriors he would never kill one of them again in 1869 when one of the many treaties the US did not honor was signed.

Custer lied, and led movements on the Indians in subsequent years which led to many of their deaths. In 1876, the Lakota, Arapaho, and Cheyenne were destroying the second group of Custer's troopers under the command of Majors Reno and Benteen. Indian scouts found Custer's group about 4 miles away. They Indians went and engaged Custer instead and left and destroyed him and 268 troopers dead at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

This item came from the estate of a party that was a huge collector of Civil War books and artwork. Also, many items dealing with General George Armstrong Custer, and other historical figures.

So, keep looking to our online store here as they will be offered for sale separately. Some of the items are Native American artwork, Abraham Lincoln Books (Sandburg and a 9 Vol Collection of Abe's Papers & Correspondence), George Armstrong Custer artwork, and books on the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, both antique and vintage. Civil War books include a number of ones done by Bruce Catton and Shelby Foote.

Also, Charles Lindbergh books and the salesman sample for the Beamish biography on him. We can do that by being a dealer in artwork for over 40 years, better controlling our acquisition costs, keeping commission costs low (if applicable). We just got out to the battlefield a couple of years ago.

A hallowed place with both the monument to the fallen soldiers at the crest of the hill, as well as the monument that has recently been put there for the Native Americans that were involved. The print is framed and matted in an exquisite looking reddish brown and gold wood frame. Some minor finish loss to the frame. Then a beautiful double matting that is dark blue and red with a beveled white edge between the two layers. Professionally framed by Four Winds Gallery in Gettysburg, PA. E do not see any foxing or brown spotting going on with this piece. The framed George Armstrong Custer Print in frame is 25.75" across by 24-7/8" tall, by 1.5 wide. The part of the lithograph that shows thru the frame is 15.75" across, by 14.75" tall. The frame is made of wood and has a gold gilt finish to it. The glass is still intact. The paper backing is on the frame. Let us know if you have any questions or need additional pictures.

Make sure that this item meets your needs and requirements before deciding to acquire it. Some information about the artist. Dan Nance, a native Carolinian, has been fascinated with history all his life. Coming from a rich and storied heritage, he developed a passion for history from an early age. Visiting American Civil War battlefields instilled not only a deep respect, but an even deeper desire to tell those stories, both famous and anonymous.

By honing his natural artistic talent and synthesizing that with his love for dramatic cinema, Nance was able to interpret what he saw and read to create profound images of American history. So again, ask all questions you have, come see in person or send a friend to see the lithograph on your behalf, prior to deciding to acquire it.

This is a special piece and I want to make sure it goes to a home that will appreciate it, so looking for serious inquiries only. Please check out our other Timeless Tokens store listings as we are regularly adding new items. We specialize in antique and vintage artwork, books, collectibles, furniture, musical instruments, clocks and decorative boxes. Select countries (disclosed in individual item description). All items are as described, with any item history, known defects or imperfections disclosed in each listing.

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This item is in the category "Art\Art Prints". The seller is "hallboys321" and is located in Georgetown, Delaware. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• George Armstrong Custer: Dan Nance Limited Edition Print #79 of 250
• Dan Nance Ltd Ed Print of General Custer: George Armstrong Custer
• Artist: Dan Nance
• Medium: Lithograph
• Date of Creation: 2000
• Year: 2000
• Features: Framed
• Subject: Civil War
• Originality: Limited Edition Print