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"Lincoln at the Wills House"
Limited Edition Giglee
Product Description
Lincoln is depicted in the second floor bedroom of the David Wills house moments before he gave his Gettysburg Address. It is said this is where he wrote his famous speech. You can see the square through the window with the procession formed to escort him through town with speech notes in hand.
Art and history lovers alike will enjoy adding this work by David Craig to their collection
This is a fine art quality giglee print by award winning artist and illustrator David Craig.
Print is on archival paper and is signed and numbered
Edition is limited to 1863 prints commemorating the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address
image size is approx 14" x 17"
David Craig is a highly acclaimed illustrator with an emphasis on history. He is noted for his strong attention to detail and accuracy in the historical subjects he portrays.
He says he often spends more time researching his subject matter than on the actual creation of his finished product.
In 2000 David was awarded the Golden Cylinder Award for his illustrations used in products celebrating the millenium.
In 2003 the first James Madison Award was presented to him for his part in the highly acclaimed children's book "First to Fly" " How Wilbur and Orville Wright Invented the Airplaine". The award was given at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum where Lynne Chaney, wife of Vice President Dick Chaney presided.
Print will be sent to you pencil signed and numbered by the artist ready for framing. If you wish to purchase print already framed please contact us directly by phone, email or letter. We will be happy to accomodate you.
Art and history lovers alike will enjoy adding this work by David Craig to their collection
This is a fine art quality giglee print by award winning artist and illustrator David Craig.
Print is on archival paper and is signed and numbered
Edition is limited to 1863 prints commemorating the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address
image size is approx 14" x 17"
David Craig is a highly acclaimed illustrator with an emphasis on history. He is noted for his strong attention to detail and accuracy in the historical subjects he portrays.
He says he often spends more time researching his subject matter than on the actual creation of his finished product.
In 2000 David was awarded the Golden Cylinder Award for his illustrations used in products celebrating the millenium.
In 2003 the first James Madison Award was presented to him for his part in the highly acclaimed children's book "First to Fly" " How Wilbur and Orville Wright Invented the Airplaine". The award was given at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum where Lynne Chaney, wife of Vice President Dick Chaney presided.
Print will be sent to you pencil signed and numbered by the artist ready for framing. If you wish to purchase print already framed please contact us directly by phone, email or letter. We will be happy to accomodate you.
