The Death of Sgt.Maj.WalterKennedy by famed artist J.E.Taylor, 1874

This is a Large 13" x 10" Depiction of  Custer's 7th Cavalry & their attack on the Winter Camp
of Black Kettle along the Banks of the Washita River. Washita, Indian Territory, 1868.

Sgt.Maj.Kennedy was the last to die of Maj.Elliot's entire Command of 20 men. Surrounded
away from Gen.Custer & the main battle, this was a Quick&Bloody Fight that is Sketched
out in Great Detail by artist J.E.Taylor in 1874. 

This is a Beautiful 'Sepia Toned' item that very slightly changes from a light gray to a
redish color as it is rotated in the light.

This Rendition is mounted on a HARD STOCK Paper of the era. Very Nice Item!

Item Size Approx. 13" x 10"
Frame Size Approx. 21.75" x 18"
Professionally Mounted, Matted, & Framed

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