Sword Of Virginia, Battle of Second Manassas By Don Troiani

Sword of Virginia, Battle of Second Manassas - August 30, 1862 by Don Troiani 

As he thundered toward the roaring cannons, Colonel Skinner brandished his tremendous sword, a French Cuirassier saber he had brought home from Europe as a youth. The massive straight blade measured 38 inches long and bore an engraved maker’s imprint of August 1814. “In his cups,” a Confederate staff officer wrote, “the fine old Colonel would swear he should die happy could he have one chance to use that steel on the enemy.” That chance loomed large at Manassas.

This print is signed by Don Troiani

Numbered limited edition print 220/350, accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity from the artist.

Overall measures 30 3/8" x 24 1/2" unframed, mounted to archival board with archival corners. 

Inventory Number: PRI 008