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Thunder
at Dawn
Battle of Antietam
Creek Maryland
September 17th, 1862
This painting
depicts Captain William W. Parker's Virginia Artillery Battery
on the morning of September 17th 1862 as the sun is beginning
to rise on what would be known as the bloodiest single day
in American military history. Part of Stephen D. Lee's Artillery
Battalion, Parker's Battery was stationed on a area of high
ground in front of the Dunker Church. As the Battle raged,
Parker’s guns fired into the distant Cornfield owned
by David R. Miller and North Woods beyond. Parker’s
guns fired over the heads of Hood’s Texas Brigade as
they deployed in preparation to assault Federal troops who
were engaged with William E. Starke’s Louisiana Brigade
along the Hagerstown Turnpike. The incessant shelling by Federal
guns on this open position would forever give this place and
the action that took place here the nickname “Artillery
Hell.” Two days after the battle, the wreckage of this
artillery battery was photographed by Alexander Gardner and
James Gibson and has become one of the best-known photographs
taken at Antietam.
Oil
on Linen Canvas
Year Created 2006
Image Size: 36 in x 24in
Painting is Framed
Status: Original Oil Painting
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Price: $10,000.00
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