Original Maritato Signed Oil Painting Almost Home Civil War Battle of Franklin


Original Maritato Signed Oil Painting Almost Home Civil War Battle of Franklin

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Original Maritato Signed Oil Painting Almost Home Civil War Battle of Franklin:
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Almost Home
Adjutant Todd Carter and the 20th Tennessee Infantry
Battle of Franklin, Tennessee
November 30th 1864Oil on Canvas
Image Size 36\" L x 24\" H
Framed Size 41-1/8\" L x 29\" H
Framed in Beautiful Dark Frame as shown in Photos
Painted in 2005
Released as a Limited Print EditionDescription of Artwork:
Description:Striking Civil War Oil Painting by important and sought after civil war artist Mark MaritatoEntitled \"Almost Home\"
Oil on Canvas | Date 2005
Housed in a professional designer wood frame
Dimensions: Image Size 36\" x 24\"; Framed Size 41-1/8\" x 29\"
This remarkable painting depicts the 20th Tennessee Infantry of the Army of Tennessee on November 30, 1864 during the \"Battle of Franklin\" (Tennessee)Detailed Description: This painting portrays the moment Captain Tod Carter asks permission from Colonel William M. Shy to lead his former regiment, the 20th Tennessee Infantry, forward in a massive infantry assault toward the Union Lines, entrenched just South of Franklin, Tennessee. Franklin was Tod\'s home: he had not seen his family in three years while he was serving in the Confederate Army. By November of 1864, Carter had been promoted from the ranks of the 20th to Adjutant in the Confederate Army of Tennessee, commanded by Major General John Bell Hood. Major General John M. Schofield\'s Federal infantry were embedded just yards from Tod\'s home (The Fountain Branch Carter House) along the Columbia Turnpike. Colonel Shay granted Carter\'s request, and he led the 20th Tennessee forward astride his dapple gray horse \"Rosencrantz,\" all the while admonishing his men with the cry \"Follow me Boys, I\'m Almost Home!\" When the 20th got to within yards of the Union lines, Tod was struck down and mortally wounded, left where he fell on the field of battle. By the next morning, both the Union and Confederate armies withdrew from the field towards Nashville, and left behind an almost surreal landscape of carnage. When the Carter family emerged from their home on the morning of December 1st, Fountain Branch (Tod\'s Father) and the family learned that their beloved son was among the fallen and set about looking for him on the field. It wasn\'t long before they discovered Tod laying among his fallen comrades, still clinging to life. The family carried him inside laying his shattered body in parlor. Tod would cling to life just a few more hours before dying the next day surrounded by his family. Tod Carter\'s story is just one of the countless unsung accounts of bravery during the Civil War. Shown in this Painting is Tod Carter astride his dapple grey horse \"Rosencrantz\": Colonel William M. Shy Commanding the 20th Tennessee Regiment and Brigadier General Thomas Benton Smith.Dimensions:Image Size 36\" x 24\"; Framed Size 41-1/8\" x 29\"Artist or Maker:Mark MaritatoMedium:Oil on CanvasDate:2005Condition Report:Excellent Condition.Exhibited:Gallery Exhibitions and Shows: • 2012 - Green County Council of the Arts - Catskill NY - \"Undaunted Valor\" Solo Exhibition of Civil War Original Artworks • 2004-2008 - American Historical Art Gallery - Gettysburg Pennsylvania -Various Shows and Appearances • 2003-2006 - \"History Meets the Arts\" - Gettysburg Pennsylvania • 2005-2007 - Gettysburg National Military Park Visitors Center & Book Store - Gettysburg Pennsylvania • 2005 - Mountain Top Gallery - Windham NY - Solo Exhibition of Civil War Original Artwork • 1998-2000 - The Farnsworth House Gallery - Gettysburg PennsylvaniaLiterature:Publications and Shows: • Lone Star Valor: Texans of the Blue and the Gray at Gettysburg.\" by Joseph L. Owen (Publishing in 2019) • Texans at Antietam - A Terrible Clash of Arms, September 16-17 1862 by Joe Owen, Philip McBride and Joe Allport • Texans at Gettysburg - blood and Glory with Hood\'s Texas Brigade by Joe Owen and Randy Drais • C-Span3 - Presentation on the Battle of Franklin Tennessee • C-Span - \"The Battle of Chancellorsville 1863\" by Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park Historian Frank O\'Reilly • The Union Divided - Union/Confederate War Gaming Boxed Sets - Gordon and Hague War games • \"The Fellers Called him Bill\" 3-Volume Book Set by P.J. Kearns • \"American Ride\" BYUtv Show • \"The Colorbearers\" - PBS Documentary Film • Wayside Exhibits - The U.S. National Park Service at Manassas National Battlefield Park - Manassas Virginia • Novel Cover: \"Lightning from the West\" by Fred Melchiore • Novel Cover: \"Fire Within - Copperheads and the Civil War\" by Fred Melchiore • America\'s Civil War Magazine - Various Editions • Gettysburg Magazine - Special Publication • Civil War Art Magazine - Special Publication.Provenance:Direct from the artist.Notes:Artist Mark Maritato is an acclaimed and very popular painter of historical subjects. His large oil paintings of military battles now reside in many private and institutional collections around the world. \"I am very thankful to be able to marry my two passions, fine art painting with the study of history and material culture through my artwork.\" For decades, Mr. Maritato has brought historical events alive on his canvases. It was his love for art and history that has led Mr. Maritato to pursue a career in fine art. Mr. Maritato formally studied painting and illustration at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn New York. It was while a student at Pratt that Mr. Maritato first began to paint military historical subjects with the Civil War period being the main focus. Mark Maritato\'s paintings are renowned among private collectors and public institutions for their high degree of historical accuracy and attention to realistic detail. Every painting Mr. Maritato creates starts with many months or sometimes years of research in order to ensure that the historical depictions are highly accurate. Mr. Maritato\'s academic training comes through in every painting he creates, following in the tradition of the worlds masters of historical fine art. Collections: • The Zadock Pratt Museum, Prattsville, NY • Hunterstown Historical Society, Gettysburg Pennsylvania • Monmouth Battlefield State Park - Manalapan / Freehold Township New Jersey • Belle Grove Plantation Museum at the Cedar Creek Battlefield - Middletown VA • Daughters of the American Revolution - Hudson New York Chapter • The US Army Soldier Systems Center • Harley Davidson Inc. - Gettysburg Pennsylvania • Airliewood Mansion - Holly Springs Mississippi • Carter House Museum and Visitors Center - Franklin National Battlefield Park - Franklin, Tennessee • The City of Oswego New York • The Bayside Historical Society at Fort Totten, Bayside Queens New York • The Lackawanna Historical Society - Scranton, PA • SONY - Paramount - New York Various other corporate and private collections worldwide. Publications and Exhibitions: Historical Advisor: \"To Appomattox\" Historical Television Miniseries - In Development. Gallery Exhibitions and Shows: • 2012 - Green County Council of the Arts - Catskill NY - \"Undaunted Valor\" Solo Exhibition of Civil War Original Artworks • 2004-2008 - American Historical Art Gallery - Gettysburg Pennsylvania -Various Shows and Appearances • 2003-2006 - \"History Meets the Arts\" - Gettysburg Pennsylvania • 2005-2007 - Gettysburg National Military Park Visitors Center & Book Store - Gettysburg Pennsylvania • 2005 - Mountain Top Gallery - Windham NY - Solo Exhibition of Civil War Original Artwork • 1998-2000 - The Farnsworth House Gallery - Gettysburg Pennsylvania Publications and Shows: • Lone Star Valor: Texans of the Blue and the Gray at Gettysburg.\" by Joseph L. Owen (Publishing in 2019) • Texans at Antietam - A Terrible Clash of Arms, September 16-17 1862 by Joe Owen, Philip McBride and Joe Allport • Texans at Gettysburg - blood and Glory with Hood\'s Texas Brigade by Joe Owen and Randy Drais • C-Span3 - Presentation on the Battle of Franklin Tennessee • C-Span - \"The Battle of Chancellorsville 1863\" by Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park Historian Frank O\'Reilly • The Union Divided - Union/Confederate War Gaming Boxed Sets - Gordon and Hague War games • \"The Fellers Called him Bill\" 3-Volume Book Set by P.J. Kearns • \"American Ride\" BYUtv Show • \"The Colorbearers\" - PBS Documentary Film • Wayside Exhibits - The U.S. National Park Service at Manassas National Battlefield Park - Manassas Virginia • Novel Cover: \"Lightning from the West\" by Fred Melchiore • Novel Cover: \"Fire Within - Copperheads and the Civil War\" by Fred Melchiore • America\'s Civil War Magazine - Various Editions • Gettysburg Magazine - Special Publication • Civil War Art Magazine - Special Publication

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Original Maritato Signed Oil Painting Almost Home Civil War Battle of Franklin:
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