First Texas at Antietam By John Paul Strain New A.P. Signed Studio Canvas Giclée
First Texas at Antietam. Battle of Antietam – September 17, 1862. General Lee found good ground to defend in southern Maryland near Antietam Creek and ordered his Army of Northern Virginia to converge there.
Maryes Heights 1862 – John Paul Strain Signed Studio Canvas Giclée – New!
Fredericksburg, Virginia – November 21, 1862. Throughout his long career he has won many awards for his art. In 2010 Mr. Strain won the Henry Timrod Southern Culture Award presented by the Military Order of the Stars and Bars – Descendants of Officers of the Confederacy.
Road to Romney By John Paul Strain (1862) Signed Studio Canvas Giclée – New!
ROAD TO ROMNEY * By John Paul Strain * General Stonewall Jackson, Lt. Col. Turner Ashby, & Lt. Col. Seth M. BartonNear Unger’s Store – Morgan County, Western Virginia – January 8, 1862New as of Nov 2024! Signed Studio Canvas GicleeCondition: New Edition size: 100Image size: 24″ (h) x 15.25″ (w)Includes a Certificate of AuthenticityHandling time is currently estimated within 1.5 – 2 wks.Ships via FedEx rolled in a tube.Does not include a frame of any kind.About John Paul Strain: Mr. Strain and his paintings have been featured on the television shows of C-Span’s Washington Journal, The History Channel, and Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Throughout his career he has won many awards for his art. Reproductions of his work have won numerous 1st place awards and “Best of Show” honors, such as the PICA Awards, The Printing Industry of the Carolina’s, and at the PIAG Awards in Georgia. Strain is a featured artist for internationally known collector art companies the Bradford Exchange and the Franklin Mint for which he has created a Civil War Chess Set, several limited edition plate series, sculptures, and many other collectible items featuring his paintings. John Paul has also completed a number of commissioned works for the United States Army, which are on permanent display at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Fort McNair, Washington D.C., and the battlefield visitor’s center at Normandy, France. Today, his original paintings can be found in many noted museums such as the Museum of Fredericksburg, and at Thomas Jefferson’s home, Monticello. Over 90,000 pieces of limited edition art and original paintings have been sold and enjoyed worldwide! Caring for Your Canvas Giclée: Your fine art giclée reproduction is beautiful and delicate and should be handled with the same extreme care that you would give an original painting. The giclée has been produced using superior printing technologies and premium quality materials. Treat this investment as you would any piece of fine art. To ensure that your giclée maintains its presentation quality for years of enjoyment, please adhere to the following recommendations when handling and displaying: Canvas giclée may be gently dusted using a soft, clean dry cloth.Do not apply any additional coatingsUse a professional framer who has experience stretching and framing giclée canvases.Do not use glass when framing. The giclée needs to breathe.Do not spray the back of the canvas with water or any other liquids.Avoid exposure to direct sunlight.Room climate should be controlled to avoid excessive stretching or shrinkage. A consistent environment with temperatures within the 60 to 85 degrees F range and relative humidity of 30 – 55% is recommended. All optionsARCHIVAL PAPER:200 S/N Paper Giclées – $27550 Artist’s Proof Paper Giclées – $375Image size: 28.25″ x 18″ CANVAS GICLEES:100 S/N Studio Canvas Giclées – $275 (here)15 Artist’s Proof Studio Canvas Giclées – $375Image size: 24″ x 15.25″ 100 S/N Classic Canvas Giclées – $57515 Artist’s Proof Classic Canvas Giclées – $675Image size: 32″ x 20.25″ 30 S/N Executive Canvas Giclées – $12005 Artist’s Proof Executive Canvas Giclées – $1400Image size: 40″ x 25.5″
Parkers Crossroads (1862) By John Paul Strain Signed A.P. Studio Canvas Giclée
What shall we do?”. Over 90,000 pieces of his & Limited Edition art original paintings have been sold and enjoyed worldwide! By John Paul Strain. Signed Artist’s Proof Studio Canvas Giclée. Do not spray the back of the canvas with water or any other liquids.
Ride Around McClellan (1862) By John Paul Strain New Signed Studio Canvas Giclée
From John Paul Strain: ” In March 1862 US General George B. McClellan began his campaign to capture the Confederate Capitol of Richmond. When commanding Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston was wounded in battle, General Robert E. Lee took command of the Army of Northern Virginia.
CSS Virginia 1862 By John Paul Strain New Signed Classic Canvas Giclée
The Cumberland opened fire, but her shots bounced harmlessly off the Virginia “like India rubber balls”. The Virginia opened fire almost muzzle to muzzle with the Cumberland, sinking her in shallow water.
Christmas Blessing By John Paul Strain 1862 New Hand-Signed Studio Canvas Giclée
Notes from the Artist: ” During the late months of 1862 General Thomas J. Jackson had already developed a wonderful reputation as a great leader for the southern armies. The young mother then handed the child up to the General and asked him to bless it for her.
Road to Romney By John Paul Strain (1862) Western Virginia Paper Giclée NEW!
ROAD TO ROMNEY * By John Paul Strain * General Stonewall Jackson, Lt. Col. Turner Ashby, & Lt. Col. Seth M. BartonNear Unger’s Store – Morgan County, Western Virginia – January 8, 1862New as of Nov 2024Signed Archival Paper GicléeCondition: New Edition size: 200Image size: 28.25″ (h) x 18″ (w)Includes a Certificate of AuthenticityShips within 5 – 7 business days Ships flat via FedExDoes not include a frame of any kind.About John Paul Strain: Mr. Strain and his paintings have been featured on the television shows of C-Span’s Washington Journal, The History Channel, and Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Throughout his career he has won many awards for his art. Reproductions of his work have won numerous 1st place awards and “Best of Show” honors, such as the PICA Awards, The Printing Industry of the Carolina’s, and at the PIAG Awards in Georgia. Strain is a featured artist for internationally known collector art companies the Bradford Exchange and the Franklin Mint for which he has created a Civil War Chess Set, several limited edition plate series, sculptures, and many other collectible items featuring his paintings. John Paul has also completed a number of commissioned works for the United States Army, which are on permanent display at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, Fort McNair, Washington D.C., and the battlefield visitor’s center at Normandy, France. Today, his original paintings can be found in many noted museums such as the Museum of Fredericksburg, and at Thomas Jefferson’s home, Monticello. Over 90,000 pieces of limited edition art and original paintings have been sold and enjoyed worldwide! All options200 S/N Paper Giclées – $27550 Artist’s Proof Paper Giclées – $375Image size: 28.25″ x 18″ Canvas Giclées100 S/N Studio Canvas Giclées – $27515 Artist’s Proof Studio Canvas Giclées – $375Image size: 24″ x 15.25″ 100 S/N Classic Canvas Giclées – $57515 Artist’s Proof Classic Canvas Giclées – $675Image size: 32″ x 20.25″ 30 S/N Executive Canvas Giclées – $12005 Artist’s Proof Executive Canvas Giclées – $1400Image size: 40″ x 25.5″
Maryes Heights 1862 – John Paul Strain Signed Artists Proof Studio Canvas Giclée
Fredericksburg, Virginia – November 21, 1862. Throughout his long career he has won many awards for his art. In 2010 Mr. Strain won the Henry Timrod Southern Culture Award presented by the Military Order of the Stars and Bars – Descendants of Officers of the Confederacy.