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Glory of Gettysburg

©Seth F. Weaver, Sr. 01/26/11. It was a warm July 1st day in the small town of Gettysburg when the noble sons of America gathered on the field of honor. The Confederates were desperate looking for shoes, food, and anything they could use to fight a war that many didn’t understand. This battle over three days was the most costliest battle of the Civil War. The total casualties for the entire war as 620,000 dead. Over the three days in Gettysburg there were 51,000 casualties, the Confederates lost 28,000. A war started by wealthy politicians and merchants, fought by poor young men(some in their teens) and elderly patriots that thought that this was the right thing for them and their country. An unforgettable bloody moment fought between a nations brothers that will live on in our spirit. This is a manipulated black and white photo.

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John Cappello 21 Jun 2013

Beautifully captured with an ambiance

Artist Reply: I was playing with a couple of black & white images when I created this. I'm happy you like this work, John.

ruth sears 30 Jan 2011

amazing,love the vibrant colors to this,very striking work!

Artist Reply: Very much appreciated dear Ruth.

Vanessa Holmstrand 27 Jan 2011

Very emotional work, Dad. Nice one.

Artist Reply: Thank you very much my darling daughter for your always appreciated comments.

Vernonette Gaddy 27 Jan 2011

A dramatic, powerful, and stunning remembrance.

Artist Reply: Much appreciated Vernonette.

Anneke Hut 27 Jan 2011

It's awesome how you rendered that violence and anger!

Artist Reply: Dear Anneke thank you so much for your great comment. I was trying to depict exactly what you saw...the anger and the violence.