Chief Nimham's Last Stand - Canvas Giclee

Chief Nimham's Last Stand - Canvas GicleeThis format is a Canvas Giclee Limited Edition of 50 that is 26" by 34" and is $525. The Art of Don Troiani watermark will not be on any of the actual prints. Chief Nimhams Last Stand Painting of The Battle of Kingsbridge. On August 31, 1778, Chief Nimham and fifty of his fellow Wappinger were surrounded then killed by Loyalist, British Dragoons and Hessian Soldiers under the command of Lt. Colonel John Graves Simcoe in the Battle of Kingsbridge.

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continuing as such during the Army’s final winter at the New Windsor Cantonment

Here they were to combine forces with Brigadier General P

Armand's 1st Partizan Legion 1782-1783

Wilson left Chattanooga at 2:00 p

In late 1760's the French and Indian war came to a close as the French surrendered Montreal and all of their other frontier posts to the British

while their hair is powdered and white stocks tightly fastened around their necks--all suggesting that a full dress parade or guard mount is in the offing for these elite specialists

he “… settled at Kingston on the Susquehanna River …

A Note From Don Troiani: "Only a few more left to do in the Saratoga series

were studied to insure the most trivial bits of insignia were exactingly rendered

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4th New York Light Infantry Sergeant