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$300.00 SOLD
Originally $395.00
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Item Code: 596-03
Measures 34" x 28". Artist's Proof, numbered and signed. 69/100.
Scene takes place in Winchester, VA in June, 1861. Depiction of the taking of railroad trains overland by Stonewall Jackson from Martinsburg to Strasburg, more than 38 miles. A team of 40 horses was hitched to accomplish this daunting task.
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