Hold at All Cost by Mort Kunstler Hold at All Cost by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Unframed late at night

late at night

The brigade's pilots and flight crews flew three primary aircraft: the AH-64 series Apache attack helicopter

and faithful manner

sits “pulling security” inside the hatch of a Humm-V

during combat operations against an armed enemy at Combat Outpost Keating

Hold at All Cost by Mort Kunstler Hold at All Cost by Mort Kunstler:Paper Signed Artist's Proof Unframed late at nightGen. J. Buford, Gettysburg, July 1, 1863 Mort Knstlers Comments In the painting, General John Buford and his staff have taken positions behind the dismounted cavalrymen on McPherson's Ridge, behind a small stone wall and some rail fencing. The firing has just begun at long range, as evidenced by the raised rear sights of the troopers' Sharps carbines. In portraying Buford's men, I wanted to show a defensive line in a long, narrow composition that