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Gettysburg, PA November 18th, 1863 6PM President Abraham Lincoln arrives at the railroad station for the dedication of the National Cemetery the following day.
Anne recently met collector Col. David Heredia and delivered a “Flag is Full of Stars” mini giclee (portraying Ft McHenry) that he had ordered online.
David is the new Commander of the MD American Legion. He is shown here with his giclee as he gives Anne an American Legion Commander’s Coin.
Many Gallon collectors were in town for the 161st Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Dale enjoyed meeting Gregory Thomas to sign one of Dale‘s prints for him. Gregory was on his way to the 161st reenactment in Gettysburg. He portrays Captain Robert Todd Lincoln, President Abraham Lincoln’s son.
Anne & Yorkie attended the programs at the Gettysburg National Military Park. Yorkie is Dale & Anne’s 5th pup they are raising with Guiding Eyes for the Blind to eventually lead a blind person.
Remember, anyone can pick up items in Gettysburg that have been ordered online or by phone (717) 334-0430.
Dale’s newest release Breakthrough at Brotherton Farm depicting Longstreet’s Corps at Chickamauga is available. Here is a video of Dale taking about the new piece.
These photos were taken during the filming of the movie. Set in Farnworth House garden on the first day of filming.
Dale & I were asked to be in a “cameo” for the movie – hope we make the final cut!
Dale Gallon has been commissioned to create a painting of Sachs Covered Bridge which will be the iconic image of the movie “A Gettysburg Christmas”.
It was commissioned by the driving force behind the movie, Bo Brinkman and his partner Kris Webb. The movie’s cast includes many well known actors such as Lee Majors, Kate Vernon, Bruce Boxleitner, Kelley Jakle, Tom Vera, & Jake Busey.
The image is available in framed and unframed paper print and canvas giclée starting at $95.00. Get yours today!
Dale’s newest release Christmas Surprise 1776 Washington before Trenton.
I have often wondered about the logistics of Washington’s famous crossing before Trenton. The painting by Leutze in 1851 showing Washington standing in the boat was a fantasy. The reality was that the crossing on the 25th & 26th of December 1776 was at night in bad weather. I wanted to paint a more realistic image of this famous scene. The Durham boats that got the army across were cargo boats used along the Delaware River, mostly ore carriers. The boats were crewed for Washington’s army by men from Marblehead MA.
Christmas Surprise 1776 Washington before Trenton is available in Large, Medium & Mini Giclee as well as Limited Edition Paper prints starting at $295.00.
Dale’s newest release Surprise Christmas Crossing 1776 depicting Washington at Trenton will be available in a few weeks. Here is a video of Dale adding some finishing touches to the painting.
It will be released mid November 2023
Wyatt visited Gettysburg & emailed contact@gallon.com to set up a meeting to meet Dale to share this portrait that Dale painted of Wyatt when he was 11 years old. Dale is currently painting a portrait for another customer similar to this. Contact us for private commissions!
Gallon Historical Art has worked with dozens of authors and other creatives who want to use Dale’s artwork in their projects. Below are some of the books that feature Dale’s work on the cover. If you have a project and would like to use one of Dale’s images, please reach out today.
“Last Promise“ features Brigadier General John Fulton Reynolds entering into a secret engagement with Catherine Mary Hewitt in Philadelphia.
Book writer J. Paul Hickey used Dale’s image on his book “The General & The Lady“.
“Clubs are Trumps“ depicts Major Edmund Rice leading the 19th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
This piece has been featured on Joe Owen’s “Lone Star Valor: Texans of the Blue & Gray at Gettysburg“.
“Wigfall’s Wedding Dress” tells the story of Mrs. Louis T. Wigfall giving her wedding dress to be made into a Lone Star Flag for the Regiment.
“Lone Star Flag to the Top” by Scott Bowden uses Dale’s image on its cover.
“Expecting A Battle” shows Major General George G. Meade speaking to Major General Winfield S. Hancock at Meade’s Headquarters.
Author Terry C. Pierce used “Expecting A Battle“ on the cover of his book, “Without Warning: The Saga of Gettysburg“.
“Tomorrow We Must Attack“ paints the scene when Lt. General Robert E. Lee stated, “If the enemy is there tomorrow, we must attack him.”
Scott Bowden used this Gallon image on his book titled “Last Chance for Victory: Robert E. Lee and the Gettysburg Campaign“
We will be acting as the agent for five Gallon original oil paintings that are currently available for sale. They are from the estate of a valued customer. These are oils that are well known and many of you have prints from them.
If you would like more information please contact Anne Gallon at 717-334-0430 or contact@gallon.com.
Dale has been working on multiple pieces for future release. Check out this image of him putting the final touches on Defense of the Ridge.
Products like t-shirts, hats, mugs and so on are produced on demand and shipped directly from our manufacture. However our limited edition prints, giclees and framed pieces are shipped directly from Gallon Historical Art in Gettysburg, PA.
If your cart contains produced-on-demand products and framed or unframed artwork, you will see two shipping costs as products will be shipping form two different locations.
If you have any additional questions, please email contact@gallon.com.