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Big Blue Battle Kansas 1864 Civil War canvas art print Samuel Reader

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Condition: Brand new
Size: 24" x 18" (blank border included).
Media: Fine Art Canvas.
Splendid fine art giclée reproduction printed directly on the artist's canvas of the exquisite and beautiful artwork created by Samuel Reader.
Fine Art Giclée Reproduction.
Masterfully printed on Fine Art canvas, which has an acid-free archival-quality base with a neutral pH. Crafted using archival-quality inks.
Enhanced Coating Protection and Ready to Frame.
Our Canvas Prints are protected with a complimentary clear professional coating against UV light, incidental water contact and atmospheric contaminants. To allow for professional stretching and framing, a blank border of approximately 1 to 2 inches surrounds the image.
Description of the Artwork.
Confederate invasions of Kansas were feared and rumored throughout the war. But fear was intense in the fall of 1864 when General Sterling Price led his army to the state’s doorstep near Kansas City. With the help of several Kansas militia units, the Union army defeated the rebel force on the Big Blue River and Price had to retreat south along the Missouri border. Result: Union victory.
Artist and/or Printmaker.
Samuel J. Reader (1855-1914) a Kansas artist and participant in the event, he fought in the Civil War Battle of Hickory Point and at Big Blue with the 2nd Regiment of the Kansas Militia. He was a soldier in the Free State Guards. Reader left a 12-volume diary illustrated with pen & ink drawings, and by oil and watercolors.
100% satisfaction guaranteed!
Our fine art giclée prints are PRINTED IN USA.
American Civil War
Media: Fine Art Canvas.
Splendid fine art giclée reproduction printed directly on the artist's canvas of the exquisite and beautiful artwork created by Samuel Reader.
Fine Art Giclée Reproduction.
Masterfully printed on Fine Art canvas, which has an acid-free archival-quality base with a neutral pH. Crafted using archival-quality inks.
Enhanced Coating Protection and Ready to Frame.
Our Canvas Prints are protected with a complimentary clear professional coating against UV light, incidental water contact and atmospheric contaminants. To allow for professional stretching and framing, a blank border of approximately 1 to 2 inches surrounds the image.
Description of the Artwork.
Confederate invasions of Kansas were feared and rumored throughout the war. But fear was intense in the fall of 1864 when General Sterling Price led his army to the state’s doorstep near Kansas City. With the help of several Kansas militia units, the Union army defeated the rebel force on the Big Blue River and Price had to retreat south along the Missouri border. Result: Union victory.
Artist and/or Printmaker.
Samuel J. Reader (1855-1914) a Kansas artist and participant in the event, he fought in the Civil War Battle of Hickory Point and at Big Blue with the 2nd Regiment of the Kansas Militia. He was a soldier in the Free State Guards. Reader left a 12-volume diary illustrated with pen & ink drawings, and by oil and watercolors.
100% satisfaction guaranteed!
Our fine art giclée prints are PRINTED IN USA.
American Civil War