Nathan Bedford Forrest at Parkers Crossroads
DETAILS
TITLE: "Nathan Bedford Forrest at Parkers Crossroads."
FORMAT: Decorative art print.
CREATOR-ARTIST: Lochlainn Seabrook.
COLOR: Yes.
STYLE: Idealized realism.
SIZE: 11"h x 17"w.
BORDERS: No.
ORIENTATION: Landscape.
MEDIA TYPE: Silk matte 100lb. art print stock.
FRAMEABLE: Yes.
DESCRIPTION
“Nathan Bedford Forrest at Parkers Crossroads” is a full-color decorative art print by noted historian-artist and Forrest scholar Lochlainn Seabrook, presented in landscape orientation at 11" high × 17" wide.
Rendered in Victorian style idealized realism, the artwork captures Forrest at the decisive moment of the Battle of Parkers Crossroads on December 31, 1862 — the conflict that gave rise to his legendary order to “Charge ’em both ways!” The composition emphasizes command presence, tension, and controlled aggression, portraying Forrest mounted and resolute as he turns a dangerous encirclement into one of the most daring battlefield maneuvers of the 19th Century.
Printed on fine premium silk matte 100 lb. art print stock, this borderless, frameable piece offers rich color depth with a refined, non-glare finish. Designed as both a historical tribute and a striking wall display, it is ideal for offices, studies, libraries, classrooms, or collections dedicated to American, Southern, and military history. This 11" × 17" art print combines fine-art presentation with historical atmosphere, making it a distinguished addition to any serious collection.
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