Charmberlain's Charge - Framed  ~ $1500

Print Size: 23 1/2" x 33 1/2"

There's The Devil to Pay - USAWC Edition  - Framed ~ $500

Print Size: 20 1/4" x 33"

Print portrays a scene at the Command and General Staff College
at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas.  Print was museum mounted when new
and is still had the original Greenwich Workshop paperwork on the back.

Print Number:  336/500

Image of framing - Front
Image of framing - Back

Malvern Hill ~ Sold

This was the last battle of the Seven Days Campaign immediately following Frasier’s Farm.
Union artillery seen here in all phases of loading, aiming and firing, stood atop of Malvern Hill
and fought off a determined Confederate infantry attack.

Print Number: 262/1100

Peace With Honor - AP / Remarque  ~ $1,500

Surrender at Appomattox, April 1865. One of the best depictions of this event. Remarque is a beautiful
hand-painted bust of General Robert E. Lee.

Print Number: 9/95

Print is triple matted in neutral colors and framed in wood with brass at
corners. Print is in mint condition and Certificate of Authenticity accompanies
print.

Print Number : 183/1200

The Truce ~ $800

One of Don Stivers’ most sought after prints, this scene depicts a truce between the two armies and the
care of the wounded.

Print Number: 331/950

Print is triple matted in newtral colors and framed in wood with brass at
corners. Print is in mint condition and Certificate of Authenticity accompanies
the print.

Print Number: 172/500

Part of Keith Rocco’s Antietam Trilogy showing the counter attack through the West Woods.
Beautiful pencil remarque.

Print Number: AP #XXI

Part of Keith Rocco’s Antietam Trilogy showing action along the Hagerstown Pike. Beautiful pencil remarque.

Print Number: AP #XI

Part of Keith Rocco’s Antietam Trilogy showing the Wisconsin Regiment coming through
Miller’s cornfield. This has been reproduced as a mural in the Wisconsin Museum in Madison.
Beautiful pencil remarque.

Print Number: AP #XIX

Battle of Fredericksburg, December 1862. Confederate pickets slow the advance of Burnside’s
Union troops through the city before the famous battle on Mayre’s Heights. Beautiful pencil remarque.

Print Number: AP #XII

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questions and email address and we will forward on to the owners
of the respective prints.
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*Assonet Art  is not responsible for any lost or damaged prints sold through this consignment page.

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