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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.
Here you can find out more about the many happenings with Gallon Historical Art and Dale Gallon.
Dale’s latest work is a commission of Lee & A.P. Hill at Antietam, September 1862. It will be released next year but we are now taking preorders.
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.
Dale’s newest release Breakthrough at Brotherton Farm depicting Longstreet’s Corps at Chickamauga will be available in a few weeks.
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!
“I have often wondered about the logistics of Washington’s famous crossing before Trenton. The reality was that the crossing on the 25th & 26th of December 1776 was at night in bad weather.”
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 to set up a meeting to meet Dale to share this portrait that Dale painted of Wyatt when he was 11 years old.
Gallon Historical Art has worked with dozens of authors and other creatives who want to use Dale’s artwork in their projects.
We will be acting as the agent for five Gallon original oil paintings that are currently available for sale.
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.