unknown paintings

[ariete]

hi friends, i found three paintings for which i need more informations, such as the title of the work and the name of the artist.

the first painting should be titled 'brutal orders', but i don't know the painter, and moreover i'm unsure about the title.
https://www.mediafire.com/view/0w92rp2wkw222bg/Chickamauga_GA_sept_1863.jpg

about the second, it should be 'friendly fire' .. but also here i'm not sure and i don't know the artist.
https://www.mediafire.com/view/m9rsari4hz2hr49/texans_-_battle_of_Chickamauga_GA_sept_1863.jpg

and for the third, i miss everything which i could catogalogue it
https://www.mediafire.com/view/3fwm...Jackson_at_Chancellorsville_VA_2_may_1863.jpg

let me know and thank you in advance ..

 

[bankerpapaw]

Love those paintings.

 

[zburkett]

Don't know the artist but I really like the paintings.

 

[mofederal]

I like the paintings, but no idea other than a contemporary artist. One might be Alton Williams

 

[JOHN42768]

All nice, but like the Friendly Fire best

 

[AUG]

Third is by Don Troiani, depicting Jackson's attack on the Federal flank at Chancellorsville.

Jackson's Flank Attack, by Don Troiani.

"At the battle of Chancellorsville, Virginia, on May 2nd, 1863, Doles' Brigade (4th Georgia Regiment) attacks at the flank of General Joseph Hooker's Federal Army. The Confederates pushed through the deep woods flushing out the wildlife before their battle lines."

https://fineart.ha.com/itm/illustra...inches-762-x-1016-cm-signed-an/a/5227-68175.s

 

[ariete]

thank you for the pic @AUG

about the other two, it seems the same author but, searching around, no detailed infos about ...

 

[Mike Serpa]

The first two seem to be from trading games known as Brutal Orders and Friendly Fire. No idea who the artist is.

 

[ariete]

The first two seem to be from trading games known as Brutal Orders and Friendly Fire. No idea who the artist is.

Well, find them.
Those two 'unknown pantings' are by Alan Perry, published also on Osprey library -campaign series -Shiloh, and used for the cards game you mentioned. My error to combine them to the battle of Chickamauga derive to an incorrect cataloging in piterest by the user who posted them in.
Meanwhile Friendly Fire could consider a generic aspect inside the battle, due to the multitude of incidents at Shiloh in the confederate ranks, among which one, as everybody know, regarding the death of Albert Sidney Johnston, Brutal Order seems be more specific about the order gave by general Bragg to those confederate regiments who, after a friendly fire incident, had to attack the federals at Hornets nest, more than once ... despite the blood already poured out, even uselessly