Angel of the Battlefield, The by Mort Kunstler Angel of the Battlefield, The by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats the only still lifes of

the only still lifes of any ambition he had undertaken during his yearlong stay: two of irises

ten years ago

From December 1944 his unit was heavily involved in the bitter fighting during the Battle of the Bulge and while advancing through the Belgian forests just outside the village of Herresbach on 28 January 1945

Dazed but determined

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Angel of the Battlefield, The by Mort Kunstler Angel of the Battlefield, The by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Framed With Brass Corners, UV Acrylic, Three Archival Mats the only still lifes ofHistorical Information In December of 1862, the small town of Fredericksburg, Virginia bore witness to one of the most one sided battles of the entire Civil War. After crossing the Rappahannock River and taking possession of the heavily shelled town, Federal troops were devastated during a series of futile assaults on an impenetrable area beyond the city limits known as Maryes Heights. Local churches, homes and businesses were often commandeered by