Signaling The Assault on Fort McAllister - December 13, 1864 Closer view The Union Signaling Station at Cheves' Rice Mill across from Fort McAllister. Major General Sherman and Brigadier General Howard at a map in final preparations for the land attack on Fort McAllister, the last major battle of the Savanah campaign. He has directed that CPT McClintock, his Signal Officer, signal to General Hazen to commence the attack on Fort McAllister. On the signaling platform is Cpl. Magner with his wig-wag flag.

Battle of Guilford Courthouse - March 15th, 1781 Closer view This latest Troiani masterwork brings into focus the pivotal battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15th 1781. During the crisis of the furious fighting the famed British Foot Guards were embroiled in a close duel with Howard's Marylanders. At the crucial moment William Washington led his force of dragoons through the woods directly into the exposed flank of the Guards who were taken completely by surprise. The confusion created by this brilliant charge helped to allow the Patriots to disengage and survive to fight again.

Unlocking the Frontier - November 29, 1760 Closer view Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Surrender of Fort Detroit to Rogers' Rangers. The original Painting is commissioned by the Army War College class of 2010 that will have their own s/n edition with the college emblem and some desktop prints. 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. Major Robert Rogers, with a detachment of his famed Rangers and a company of the Royal American Regiment, were charged with supervising the crown jewel of these posts - Detroit. "The French garrison laid down their arms, English colors were hoisted and the French taken down, at which time about 700 Indians who were observing all this gave a huge and merry shout." The French garrison then left Detroit with an escort of rangers to be taken to Pittsburgh and, eventually to Europe. This is the moment shown in the painting, an event full of eighteenth century courtesy worthy of any European palace, but taking place on the North American frontier. For the occasion, the troops would have been in their best regulation dress: the French wearing their gray-white and blue uniforms, the rangers in green and the soldiers of the 60th in red coats.

Confederate First Sergeant Closer view The First Sergeant was the senior sergeant of his company: the most important man under the commissioned officers and, in many cases, the "heart" of the company.

Crockett’s Western Battalion, Virginia State Forces 1780-1781 Closer view OWN AN ORIGINAL TROIANI PAINTING! You can now view available oils and watercolors on our Place An Order page or just call for details. In October 1779, the Virginia State Assembly enacted legislation to raise a "Western Battalion" of state regular troops to protect her frontier and keep open the supply and communication lines between the state regular and militia forces far to the west in the Ohio Valley (including George Rogers Clark's Illinois Regiment, raised two years earlier). Ordered to join Greene's Southern Army in February 1781. The regiment had already begun its march into the Carolinas when it was diverted westward, joining Clark's forces then assembling at Yohogania Court House (now West Virginia) for a proposed expedition to take British-held Detroit on 23 May; it was not until August that most of the battalion, along with the other volunteers and regulars in Clark's little army, took the field.

Updated September 2, 2010
Please Note: We are now sold out of the regular Signed/Numbered edition of CONFEDERATE SHARP SHOOTER!! We have only a handful of Artist Proofs and Canvas Giclees left!!

** Check out the cover of the AMERICAN RIFLEMAN MAGAZINE ** Don Troiani's artwork is throughout the July edition as well as his (and Joel Bohy's) article "GUNS OF LEXINGTON/CONCORD"

U.S.ARMY SIGNAL CORPS. commissioned Don Troiani for their 150th Anniversary commemorative print!! Now Available:
"Signaling The Assault On Fort McAllister"

** NRA 2010 Convention **
Mr. Troiani met many admirers of his works at the National Rifle Assoc. Annual Meeting May 14-16 in Charlotte N.C. The 3 day event, drawing an estimated 70,000 visitors, was a great success. All of the keynote speakers (Lt. Col. Oliver North, Newt Gingrich, Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin) received framed Troiani prints [BATTLE OF CONCORD BRIDGE and WASHINGTON AT THE BATTLE OF PRINCETON] as gifts. We look forward to next years convention.

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NEW RELEASE!!
BATTLE OF GUILFORD COURTHOUSE -
Prints and Giclees are now available!!
This latest Troiani masterwork brings into focus the pivotal battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15th 1781. During the crisis of the furious fighting the famed British Foot Guards were embroiled in a close duel with Howard's Marylanders. At the crucial moment William Washington led his force of dragoons through the woods directly into the exposed flank of the Guards who were taken completely by surprise. The confusion created by this brilliant charge helped to allow the Patriots to disengage and survive to fight again.

UNLOCKING THE FRONTIER September 29th, 1760 **Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Surrender of Fort Detroit to Rogers' Rangers.**
This print was commissioned by the US Army War College class of 2010.

In early September 1760, three British armies coming from the east, the west and the south met outside the walls of Montreal. Within the city were the remains of the French regular troops under the command Major General Levis and Governor General Vaudreuil. The Canadian Militia, which had recently mustered up to one man out of five souls in the colony - the highest conscription rate recorded anywhere, had collapsed. Facing overwhelming odds, shortages and devastation on a vast scale, the French commanders had little choice other than surrender. On September 8, 1760 British troops entered the city while the capitulation was signed, which ended the campaigns in Canada. ....But there was one that was truly a frontier metropolis: Detroit.

Please note we are now Sold Out of every edition of the SOLDIERS TRIBUTE!!

OWN AN ORIGINAL TROIANI PAINTING! You can now view available oils and watercolors on our Place An Order page or just call for details. ** 203.262.6680 **


**Recent Releases still available:**

The Confederate First Sergeant and Crockett's Western Battalion (Virginia State Forces 1780-1781) are still available in print and Canvas Giclee editions. ** Please note that Crockett's Battalion is the 27th painting in Don Troiani's Regimental Series **

A large Battle of BUNKER HILL scene "THE REDOUBT" (#10 in the BATTLES THAT FORGED A NATION SERIES) and a smaller print depicting the 16th (Queen's) Light Dragoons of 1777-1778 are still available.


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GICLEE CANVAS PRINTS
Historical Art Prints offers canvas giclees on many editions (and some paper on earlier editions). These canvas prints are varnished and on wooden stretchers. Most edition sizes are under 25 and each is signed by Mr. Troiani and numbered.There is no white margin or titles, so that when framed they look a lot like the original artwork. The image sizes we do for these are a good bit larger then the regular S/N edition so the total effect is quite impressive.

The giclee (pronounced: jhee clay) printing process enables print makers to reproduce fine art in limited editions with an accuracy and cost effectiveness unattainable in the past. In fact when produced by a professional print maker, giclees can so closely match the original that it may be difficult to tell that you are looking at a reproduction. Advances in digital imaging gave birth to the giclee in the late 1980s. Since then it has become one of the most popular forms of fine art reproductions and has been purchased by many collectors, museums and galleries.

The ability to print directly on to archival fine art papers and canvas with fade resistant inks is another strength of the giclee. The paper and canvas reproductions we offer are rated with a longevity of over 60 years before any noticeable fading may occur. Giclees are produced with the aid of high resolution, wide color gamut printers utilizing high-end inkjet technology.

The artist's input and ultimate approval is an integral part of our process, assuring the highest fidelity print possible.

Our Image Bank website!

If you are interested in licensing Don Troiani artwork or pictures of original military artifacts from 1500-1945, for various publishing or media projects you will find over 8000 images of Historical Stock photography and Military Stock photographs to choose from WWW.HISTORICALIMAGEBANK.com

Original Troiani Art
Don's original large oil paintings and Watercolor/gouache studies are sometimes available directly from Historical Art Prints to collectors. Contact HAP by phone or Email regarding what is upcoming or particular subjects you may be interested in. Don also takes commissions.

The Booth Museum - a must visit !!!!!!!!!!
When in the Atlanta area be sure to stop by the Booth Museum of Western Art. Located in Cartersville, Georgia. The new building is truly spectacular with a wonderful art collection. The museum has a spacious Civil War room which will feature the largest collection of Troiani originals (14).Many favorites such as "Lee's Texans", "Allatoona Pass", "Don't Give and Inch," and "Give them Cold Steels Boys" are on permanent display.

Print and Certificate Replacements
In some cases we are able to provide replacement certificates of authenticity for prints NO OLDER THAN TWO YEARS. However, the print MUST have been purchased directly from Historical Art Prints or a CURRENTLY AUTHORIZED dealer with a copy of the bill of sale made out to you. In addition, we cannot replace prints (older then two years) damaged in shipping or otherwise unless purchased from an authorized dealer or us directly.
Sorry, there can be NO exceptions to this rule.

We are NOT responsible for the authenticity or condition of anything bought at an internet auction site.

TROIANI ART BOOK!!
"Don Troiani's SOLDIERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION" A hardbound book loaded with 55 Troiani artworks and nearly 200 color photos of original artifacts,(many items never before published) is complete and autographed copies are in stock. A most valuable reference work.

Also available:
"Don Troiani's American Battles: The Art of a Nation at War, 1754-1865 " by Stackpole Books. This updates "Don Troiani's Civil War" originally published in 1995 and still a best seller with over 70,000 copies in print. The new edition contains much of the work done from 1980 to the present and has much more detail regarding the artistic process and how the paintings were actually created and researched.This book has sold over 25,000 copies since it's release last year.

MODELS WANTED:
The artist is always looking for new models in Southern New England and N.Y. state to pose for paintings. If you are a male between the ages of 16-50ish, are lean (no waist sizes over 34) not taller then 6'1" we can use you. Rugged, craggy looking guys especially needed. You do not have to be good looking!!! If you have an interest please call Historical Art Prints 203-262-6680. We provide uniforms and equipment for the sessions.

Buying Military Artifacts! American Revolution thru WW2
Don is always buying original items for his personal study collection.

WORLD WAR II,
German helmets(particularly camouflage), German soft caps, German uniforms, German cloth patches, German insignia and badges , equipment, weapons, etc., also Japanese helmets.

CIVIL WAR, uniforms, trousers, jackets, overcoats, hats, badges, knapsacks, insignia, weapons, equipment of all types, painted drums, horse equipment, canteens, blankets, musical instruments, personal items, shoes, boots, accouterments, flags, etc.

REVOLUTIONARY WAR,(American, British, Loyalist, Hessian and French) muskets, pistols, carbines, gorgets, swords, edged weapons, cartridge boxes, waist and shoulder belts, headgear, drums, canteens, uniforms, excavated regimental buttons and beltplates, cartridgebox badges,etc.

Military items from the War of 1812 Mexican War and the Regular Army 1784-1865.

Not sure it's something of interest? Let's see it anyway, you never know!
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