The Murder Of Jane McCrea, July 27, 1777

The Murder Of Jane McCrea, July 27, 1777This is a Open Edition Giclee printed in pigment inks on high quality satin finish paper which comes with a Signed Certificate of Authenticity and is embossed with Mr. Troiani's initials. The image is 19 3 8" wide by 19 3 8" high, the full print size is 23 5 8" wide by 24" high. Jane McCrea was engaged to a loyalist American militia member, who was serving in Ft. Ticonderoga. In the summer of 1777, Jane traveled to join her fiance at the fort. On the

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