Update – 06/26/11: All of the Prints Have Been Sold.
"79th New York State Highlanders"
I am putting up for sale my collection of framed Don Troiani Civil War prints, which I’ve been collecting since 2000. All of them were purchased through an authorized Troiani dealer in Fredercksburg, Virginia and include certificates of authenticity. I am going to include an asking price, but please feel free to make an offer. This is your chance to own your favorite Troiani print at a reasonable price. I will take photographs of specific prints if interested, but they are all in superb condition. Note: Click the status report link for the print’s current value.
Battle Scenes
- “Until Sundown” $450
- “New York’s Bravest” $400
- “Brothers of Ireland” $400
- “General Patrick Cleburne” $400
- “Garryowen” $400 [Glass is signed by Troiani]
- “Toward the Angle” $400
“Sons of Erin” $450 [Glass is signed by Troiani] SOLD
Regimental
- “155th Pennsylvania Regiment, 1864” $100
- “2nd United States Cavalry” $100
- “79th New York State Highlanders” $100
- “Tiger Rifles” $100
- “1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles” $100
Buyer will pay for shipping. Happy shopping.
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Ah, Until Sundown is the other Troiani painting that I think may have an unintentional anachronism in the flora. Not as clear as in Retreat by Recoil, but looks like Berberis thungbergii or Japanese barberry is there on the Sunken Lane, more than a decade before it was introduced….by the Arnold Arboretum in Boston! Wish I had $400 to give you for it.
After investing so much in them, why are you selling them now?
I am moving and probably will not have sufficient room.
I am interested in your 2nd US Cavalry print if it is still available.
Thanks