"TO MAKE HELL TREMBLE" Signed Framed DON STIVERS Ltd Edition Print

Description: “TO MAKE HELL TREMBLE" Major General Philip Sheridan at the Battle of Five Forks, V.A. April 1, 1865. A powerful print of Major General Philip Sheridan, the fiery, impulsive, diminutive cavalry commander who followed Grant from the west, carves in the very soil of the enemy his plan for victory at Five Forks, the 'Waterloo of the Confederacy.' Print is appears to be in excellent condition. Professionally framed by The Trophy House Fayetteville North Carolina. Frame is A beautiful darker classic mahogany color, also in great shape. Frame is hardwood but not sure of the type it is a wide 3” and 1 3/8” deep. Has two shades of pale blue matings or the lighter one could be gray. Print is approximately 18”x 23” with frame overall is 27”x 34”. If frame is not needed or wanted it would greatly reduce the shipping cost. So if you want to receive only the print and save on shipping please contact me beforehand. Please see pictures for more details and condition. Don Stivers’ interest in art began during childhood as he copied newspaper comics in his hometown of Superior, Wisconsin. He did portraits of friends in school and during two years of service in the U.S. Navy. His formal art training began at what is now the California College of the Arts in Oakland. He started his professional career as have many of America's finest artists in the commercial art field, and spent 15 years at it on the West Coast until moving his family to the East. It was a decision that was to prove monumental in his career. Following a natural inclination towards American History as a subject for fine art, Don, in the 1970's, began a series of paintings on the Westward Expansion. In 1984 he began painting Civil War subjects. With the help of professional historians and driven by his own desire to know the most intricate visual details of the subjects he portrays, he has created some of the most remarkable military art of this century.His focus on the Buffalo Soldier, beginning with Tracking Victorio in 1988 shone light on a subject that had rarely been chronicled in military art before. The Buffalo Soldier prints ignited such an overwhelmingly positive response that very often his limited editions were sold out within hours of their release. His original works can be found on display at forts Belvoir, Drum, Wainwright, Benning, Hood, Meade, Leavenworth, Sill, Riley, Campbell, the Army War College, the Pentagon, and are the pride of many public museums and countless private collections of military and Western Art. In his leisure time, he enjoyed being a member of the Loudoun Sketch Club where he and his fellow painters would set up their easels and try and capture the beauty of the local Virginia countryside. The resulting sketches are a complete departure from his photorealistic style. He also created several equine sculptures when he couldn't get the exact pose he needed from photographs. These have been bronzed and his family hopes to be able to offer reproductions in the future. Don passed away on November 5, 2009 at the age of 83

Price: 225 USD

Location: Pensacola, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-02T17:37:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5 USD