King of Battle - Art Print

This is a limited print that will only be printed in a small quantity. Once these signed, numbered, and embossed prints with letter of authenticity are gone... they are gone FOREVER and will no longer be available. RESERVE YOURS TODAY!

Since November 17th 1775, the United States Army Field Artillery, has been bringing steel rain to the fight under the protection of our patron Saint Barbara.

This print is all inclusive and speaks to all aspects of the Field Artillery from the Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf Wars, Iraq, and Afghanistan. It includes both self-propelled, towed, and missile artillery. This pencil collage also includes Molly Pitcher, the iconic Signal Mountain Block House, and the timeless horse-drawn caisson from the mid-1800s.

Representations include cannoneers at work along side the forward observer, while simultaneously including the crossed cannons, our patron saint, the emblem of “The King of Battle” and elements of Fort Sill. This pencil collage is truly market unique & captures the Field Artillery’s historical lineage.

This is a limited print that will only be printed in a small quantity. Once these signed, numbered, and embossed prints with letter of authenticity are gone… they are gone FOREVER and will no longer be available. RESERVE YOURS TODAY!