Fighting 69th, The - by Mort Kunstler Fighting 69th, The - by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Unframed only the 1st BN 201st

only the 1st BN 201st FA

Ted knew he wanted Jim Dietz to paint _Leaders of

the relentless attacks took their toll on the US Fleet

flapping in the Tennesee wind

It was the capstone of NCO training for war fighting as well as garrison duties

Fighting 69th, The - by Mort Kunstler Fighting 69th, The - by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Unframed only the 1st BN 201stMort Knstlers Comments I painted The Fighting 69th because so many people asked for it. In 1991, I accepted a commission from the U. S. Army War College to paint Raise the Colors and Follow Me! It showed General Thomas Francis Meagher and the Irish Brigade charging the Sunken Road at Antietam. For this Irish Brigade picture, I selected a Fredericksburg scene. The Federal army arrived on the north side of the Rappahannock River across from