Louis Kurz & Alexander Allison 
"Battle of Franklin"
This Artwork is:
NEW 
CUSTOM FRAMED in a mahogany colored wood frame
Double Matted in speckled White & blue
Framed Size : 28" x 22"
Image Size: 20" x14"
Hanging hardware included on back of frame
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Historical Information
Louis Kurz (1834-1921) & Alexander Allison
Louis Kurz  (1834-1921) & Alexander Allison
When the Civil War broke out, President Lincoln asked his friend Louis Kurz to visit the scenes of action and make a record of the fighting. The lithographs are Kurz's interpretations of the battles, based either upon eyewitness reports. Kurz brought a depth of feeling and perspective about the war that no camera ever could. It would be safe to say that Louis Kurz became one of the first war correspondents during the Civil War. This  offset lithograph was taken from Kurz's original sketches which were the first pictures to be released after the war.