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Battle Acrylic Print featuring the photograph Cannons at Pea Ridge by Pam Holdsworth

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Cannons at Pea Ridge Acrylic Print

Pam  Holdsworth

by Pam Holdsworth

$89.00

Product Details

Cannons at Pea Ridge acrylic print by Pam Holdsworth.   Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.

Design Details

Featured: The Artistic Photo...12/08/2013 The Art Shoppe Cafe...11/30/2013 Photography and Texture...11/26/2013... more

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Comments (61)

Deena Athans

Deena Athans

Fantastic piece :))

Ernie Echols

Ernie Echols

Great work!!!

Dawn Currie

Dawn Currie

Congratulations on your feature in The Artistic Photographer!

Trina  Ansel

Trina Ansel

Very nice! L/V

Felicia Tica

Felicia Tica

Great history behind this work!

Celeste Manning

Celeste Manning

Beautiful work! v

Mike Breau

Mike Breau

Nice composition Pam/V

Zulfiya Stromberg

Zulfiya Stromberg

Great work! v

Emily Enz

Emily Enz

Lovely image and fabulous use of textures!

Bill Gallagher

Bill Gallagher

Nice work.

Aimee L Maher

Aimee L Maher

Beautifully done!!!

Kathy McClure

Kathy McClure

Really nice treatment of the subject.

Victoria Herrera

Victoria Herrera

Nice work!!!

Bonnie Mason

Bonnie Mason

Beautiful work! LF

Laurie Perry

Laurie Perry

Wonderfully done! v

Simona Ghidini

Simona Ghidini

beautiful work!

Carol Wisniewski

Carol Wisniewski

Great Work! l/f

Richard Brown

Richard Brown

Really excellent work! v

Michael Mazaika

Michael Mazaika

Keep walking that hallowed ground, Pam. Excellent presentation, workmanship and narrative. - Mike (V)

Dobromir Dobrinov

Dobromir Dobrinov

Beautiful work! v

Anand Swaroop Manchiraju

Anand Swaroop Manchiraju

Interesting image with wonderful tones ,texture and lovely composition.L/F

Gary Hall

Gary Hall

Excellent work. v

Artist's Description

Featured: The Artistic Photo...12/08/2013 The Art Shoppe Cafe...11/30/2013 Photography and Texture...11/26/2013

Nearly a month after initiating their campaign against Confederates in southwest Missouri, Gen. Samuel R. Curtis' Union Army of the Southwest had pushed into Arkansas and established a defensive position on the bluffs overlooking Little Sugar Creek. At the same time, Gen. Earl Van Dorn was appointed to take command of Confederate forces in the trans-Mississippi with the objective of destroying Curtis and his 12,000 Federals. Rather than attack Curtis' fortifications, Van Dorn proposed to march around the Union right flank, near Pea Ridge. In the course of the maneuver, however, the Southern forces were divided. Van Dorn's two wings, under generals Benjamin McCullough and Sterling Price, were separated by Pea Ridge, and subsequently compelled to fight two distinct actions, with neither wing able to support the other. Further compounding Van Dorn's woes was the...

About Pam Holdsworth

Pam  Holdsworth

I am from the Midwest and enjoy photographing nature and landscapes with a few other things thrown in the mix. I like to use textures and filters as enhancements to my photos so you will see this on much of my art. I welcome you to view my image galleries and hope that you find something here that speaks to your heart or brings a smile to your face. I appreciate that you took the time to stop by, Please feel free to leave a comment and click the LIKE button. Using the interactive menus will allow you to see how any image of interest can be customized to your very own personal framing preference and style, or check out the many other options like phone cases, greeting cards, throw pillows and more. All images appearing in this...

 

$89.00

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