Antique Civil War Print – Retreat of Battery, Battle of Pittsburg Landing
Offered for sale is an authentic antique Civil War print, approximately 120 years old, from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War.
Subject:
April 6, 1862 – Retreat of Battery, Battle of Pittsburg Landing
This powerful illustration depicts the chaos and intensity of the fighting at Pittsburg Landing, also known as the Battle of Shiloh, one of the most significant engagements of the American Civil War.
Important Note on Format:
This print is professionally matted, and as a result the reverse page is not visible. In the original book format, this illustration was paired on the reverse with a portrait and biography of Philip Sheridan; however, that page is not present or viewable in this matted presentation.
About the Print:
Originates from a book-format publication issued by Frank Leslie
Based on artist sketches created at the actual time of the battles and events
Reproduced from original cuts made by Frank Leslie’s Corps of War Artists
Many prints in this series are dated (see photos for details)
Printed on original period paper and not a modern reproduction
This historic print offers exceptional detail and authenticity, making it an excellent collectible for Civil War enthusiasts, historians, or anyone seeking a genuine illustrated artifact from one of the most respected Civil War publishing projects of its era.
Offered for sale is an authentic antique Civil War print, approximately 120 years old, from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War.
Subject:
April 6, 1862 – Retreat of Battery, Battle of Pittsburg Landing
This powerful illustration depicts the chaos and intensity of the fighting at Pittsburg Landing, also known as the Battle of Shiloh, one of the most significant engagements of the American Civil War.
Important Note on Format:
This print is professionally matted, and as a result the reverse page is not visible. In the original book format, this illustration was paired on the reverse with a portrait and biography of Philip Sheridan; however, that page is not present or viewable in this matted presentation.
About the Print:
Originates from a book-format publication issued by Frank Leslie
Based on artist sketches created at the actual time of the battles and events
Reproduced from original cuts made by Frank Leslie’s Corps of War Artists
Many prints in this series are dated (see photos for details)
Printed on original period paper and not a modern reproduction
This historic print offers exceptional detail and authenticity, making it an excellent collectible for Civil War enthusiasts, historians, or anyone seeking a genuine illustrated artifact from one of the most respected Civil War publishing projects of its era.