Where can I get this picture?

[1842]

While on the internet I saw this picture. It didn't have any information on it. I'm hoping to get a copy.

If you know please tell me. Thanks.

 

[E_just_E]

Looks like John Paul Strain from here..

 

[ole]

It's close to a Troini, but I don't think it is.

 

[7th Mississippi Infantry]

The title is Jeb Stuart's Return by G. Harvey.

http://www.christcenteredmall.com/stores/art/harvey/g_harvey_3.htm#titles

 

[Frederick14Va]

The title is Jeb Stuart's Return by G. Harvey.

http://www.christcenteredmall.com/stores/art/harvey/g_harvey_3.htm#titles

Nailed it... good eye... knew it certainly wasn't a Troiani or Strain painting.. but wasn't not familiar with this particular work..

 

[1842]

The title is Jeb Stuart's Return by G. Harvey.

http://www.christcenteredmall.com/stores/art/harvey/g_harvey_3.htm#titles

Thank you, I found it with your help.

 

[donna]

It is a nice painting. The price a little steep for me.

 

[bdtex]

The title is Jeb Stuart's Return by G. Harvey.

http://www.christcenteredmall.com/stores/art/harvey/g_harvey_3.htm#titles

Help me out here. If I was looking to buy a print from that site as a gift for someone,what is the difference between an "Unframed Signed & Numbered Paper Lithograph" and an "Unframed Artist Proof Paper Lithograph"? I'm guessing it would cost a pretty penny for a good frame too. And what the hell is a giclee?

 

[bdtex]

Looks like John Paul Strain from here..

Those look great.

 

[Private Watkins]

It's a nice painting... has a bit more of a classical, Western Americana look to it then some of the more popular CW work that one typically sees out there. I like it. Here's another nice one by the same artist, "Lee & Longstreet", and it's even pricier...

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But for some reason his work titled "Jackson's Winter Campaign" is a lot cheaper...

All three seem to have a lot in common, same perspective & similar features, just different characters...

 

[7th Mississippi Infantry]

Help me out here. If I was looking to buy a print from that site as a gift for someone,what is the difference between an "Unframed Signed & Numbered Paper Lithograph" and an "Unframed Artist Proof Paper Lithograph"? I'm guessing it would cost a pretty penny for a good frame too. And what the hell is a giclee?

Not sure about the differences in the lithographs, but giclee is a process of printing in which the ink is applied in layers making it look more like the original painting.

Giclée - A computerized reproduction technique in which the image and topography are generated from a digital file and printed by a special ink jet printer, using ink, acrylic or oil paints. Giclée printing offers one of the highest degree of accuracy and richness of color available in any reproduction techniques.

http://www.thecollectionshop.com/Art_Terminology.asp

 

[bdtex]

Giclée - A computerized reproduction technique in which the image and topography are generated from a digital file and printed by a special ink jet printer, using ink, acrylic or oil paints. Giclée printing offers one of the highest degree of accuracy and richness of color available in any reproduction techniques.

More expensive too.

 

[7th Mississippi Infantry]

Nailed it... good eye... knew it certainly wasn't a Troiani or Strain painting.. but wasn't not familiar with this particular work..

Thanks. I think he never became as famous the others because he painted a wide variety of subjects, not just the American Civil War.

 

[HardeeBoy]

My yankee wife would protest so I'd have to pass. Lol. I 'll say this - the artist did a nice job in capturing the feel of what looks to be a cold, wet late afternoon (or early morning).

 

[1842]

It's a nice painting... has a bit more of a classical, Western Americana look to it then some of the more popular CW work that one typically sees out there. I like it. Here's another nice one by the same artist, "Lee & Longstreet", and it's even pricier...

​

But for some reason his work titled "Jackson's Winter Campaign" is a lot cheaper...

All three seem to have a lot in common, same perspective & similar features, just different characters...

 

[1842]

Thank you. The Jackson print is just as nice and I can afford it. I just took a couple minutes looking and already found it for 1/3 the price.

 

[1842]

Help me out here. If I was looking to buy a print from that site as a gift for someone,what is the difference between an "Unframed Signed & Numbered Paper Lithograph" and an "Unframed Artist Proof Paper Lithograph"? I'm guessing it would cost a pretty penny for a good frame too. And what the hell is a giclee?

I would go for the non-artist proof unless it's just a few dollars more for the proofed. The Artist Proof was inspected by the artist before signing and sometimes adds a small pencil drawing. I was a picture framer for several years.

 

[bdtex]

I would go for the non-artist proof unless it's just a few dollars more for the proofed. The Artist Proof was inspected by the artist before signing and sometimes adds a small pencil drawing. I was a picture framer for several years.

The Artist Proofs are generally $50-100 more.

 

[MRB1863]

The painting in question is
Jeb Stuart's Return by G. Harvey

 

[Frederick14Va]

It's a nice painting... has a bit more of a classical, Western Americana look to it then some of the more popular CW work that one typically sees out there. I like it. Here's another nice one by the same artist, "Lee & Longstreet", and it's even pricier...

​

But for some reason his work titled "Jackson's Winter Campaign" is a lot cheaper...

All three seem to have a lot in common, same perspective & similar features, just different characters...

Im one of the art print junkies too... mostly early Troiani's... but have a few others too... have more prints than wall space to put them....

One thing Ive always noted is that certain artists have their own unique specialty.. interest... as far as subject and details within a given art work... Some have a natural ability to capture facial features and/or expressions... gear details... terrain features... rocks/boulders.... animals.... lighting or given weather conditions.... John Paul Strain has the uncanny ability to represent water features that's just amazing.... Some have the gift of one or two things to be really good at... some many... and some not many at all...lol.... People have their own interest and subject matters to favor... same as artists do... I guess this guy above really liked wet, snowy, muddy roads and wagon wheel ruts....