Moonlight and Magnolias, Arlington Plantation, Lake Providence, Louisiana, April 6, 1861

Magnolia Morning, Guests depart Arlington Plantation, Providence, La., the morning after the secession ball. April 7, 1861

Magnolia Morning, Guests depart Arlington Plantation, Providence, La., the morning after the secession ball. April 7, 1861

Blessing the Sword 1861

The Great Decision, Lee at Arlington House, April 19, 1861

Road to Glory - Gen. Stonewall Jackson leaves Virginia Military Institute with a Column of Cadets, April 21, 1861

Iron Horses, Men of Steel - Winchester, Virginia, June, 1861

Jackson Commandeers the Railroad, Martinsburg, Va, June 1861

White House Strategy - Generals Lee and Jackson meet with Pres. Jefferson Davis at the Confederate White House, July 13, 1862

Covered with Glory - Jackson at Piedmont Station, July 19, 1861

Victory Rode the Rails - Stonewall Jackson at Piedmont Station, July 20, 1861

There Stands Jackson Like a Stonewall,Manassas, July 21, 1861

Battle of Wilson's Creek, August 10, 1861

Heavy Traffic on the Valley Pike, Strasburg, VA, Summer 1861

Charleston - Autumn 1861. Guests Arrive at Mills House for a Reception as Gen. Lee Watches from the Balcony

The Sweetest Music Ever Heard - General Stonewall Jackson, November 4, 1861

Lion of the Valley, Jackson in Winchester, Va. November 6, 1861

Rush's Lancers - Camp Meigs, Philadelphia, November 1861

The Guns of Autumn, Lee in Charleston, December 15, 1861

Mrs. Jackson Comes to Winchester, "Stonewall" and Mary Anna at the Taylor Hotel, December 23, 1861

Until We Meet Again - Jackson's Headquarters Winchester, Virginia Winter 1862

Southern Stars, Kernstown, Virginia, Winter 1862

Shenandoah Strategy, Jackson at Glen Burnie, Winchester, VA, Winter 1862

The Winds Of Winter - Stonewall Jackson's Romney Campaign, January, 1862

After the Snow - Winchester, Va., Jan. 6, 1862

A Fleeting Moment - Stonewall and Mary Anna Jackson Winchester, Va., Feb. 1, 1862

Rebel Sons of Erin, Ft. Donelson Campaign, February 13, 1862

The Ghost Column - Col. Nathan Bedford Forrest, Fort Donelson, Tennessee, February 16, 1862

Order Out Of Chaos. Nathan Bedford Forrest, Nashville, Tenn., February 22, 1862

Confederate Winter - General Taylor at Chester's Gap, Virginia, March 1862

The Fight at Fallen Timbers-Col. N.B. Forrest and Capt. John Hunt Morgan Shiloh April 8, 1862

Duty, Honor and Tears - Captain Hugh Nelson bids farewell to his wife, Adelaide, at Long Branch Estate near Millwood, Va. May 1862

None To Caress - Jackson’s Valley Campaign, May 5, 1862

On to the Shenandoah! - Gen. Jackson at Front Royal, May 23, 1862

Race Down Chester Street - General Jackson at Front Royal, May 23, 1862

Stonewall Jackson and Staff

Especially For You - Winchester, Va., May 25, 1862

Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson (Jackson Enters Winchester) - Winchester, Virginia May 25, 1862

Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson (Jackson Enters Winchester) - Winchester, Virginia May 25, 1862

Lee Takes Command - Pres. Davis and Gen. Lee, May 31, 1862

Lee Takes Command - Pres. Davis and Gen. Lee, May 31, 1862

Jackson's "Foot Cavalry", Old Mill, Strasburg, Va., June 1, 1862

Battle of the Shenandoah, June 9, 1862

Stuart's Ride Around McClellan - June 13, 1862

The Strangest Race, JEB Stuart, White House, VA, June 29, 1862

President, This is Our Stonewall Jackson - Malvern Hill, July 2, 1862

The High Command - The Confederate White House July 13, 1862

Commanders of Manassas, The Generals Longstreet, Lee and Jackson, Aug. 29, 1862

I Will Be Moving Within the Hour - Second Manassas Campaign, August 1862

Gods and Generals, Antietam Campaign, Leesburg, Virginia September 5, 1862

Stonewall Jackson at Harpers Ferry - September 15, 1862

The Battle of Antietam Fanlisting - General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, September 17, 1862

Raise the Colors and Follow Me -The Battle of Antietam - September 17, 1862

Raise the Colors and Follow Me -The Battle of Antietam - September 17, 1862

Absolution Before Victory - Battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862

Hancock the Superb, Battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862

Sharpsburg War Council - September 17, 1862

Letter from Home

Night Crossing - Lee and Jackson Watch as their Soldiers Cross the Potomac River, Sept. 19, 1862

Night Crossing - Lee and Jackson Watch as their Soldiers Cross the Potomac River, Sept. 19, 1862

Cross Over the River - General Stonewall Jackson

The Palace Bar - Winchester, Virginia October 18, 1862

The National Game – The White House, November 1862

Stuart Visits Jackson, Gens. Stuart and Jackson, Millwood, Virginia, Nov. 4, 1862

Lee at Fredericksburg - November 20, 1862

Strategy in the Snow - Lee and Jackson plan a defensive strategy at Fredericksburg, Va., November 29, 1862

Strategy in the Snow - Lee and Jackson plan a defensive strategy at Fredericksburg, Va., November 29, 1862

Remember Me, Fredericksburg, Virginia November 30, 1862

The Fighting 69th, General Meagher and the Irish Brigade, Fredericksburg, Va., Dec. 2, 1862

So Close to the Enemy, Fredericksburg, Va., December 12, 1862

Lee's Lieutenants - Fredericksburg, Virginia December 13, 1862

Courage in Blue - Chamberlain at Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862

War is So Terrible - Longstreet and Lee after the Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862

War is So Terrible - Longstreet and Lee after the Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862

Valor in Gray - Kershaw's Brigade at Fredericksburg December 13, 1862

Angel of Marye's Heights - Sgt. Richard Kirkland, CSA, comforts dying Union soldiers at Fredericksburg, Va., Dec. 14, 1862

The Angel of the Battlefield-Clara Barton tends to Union & Confederate soldiers at Chatham, Dec. 15, 1862

Changing of the Pickets, Fredericksburg, Va., December 1862

Confederate Christmas

How Real Soldiers Live, Jackson and Lee, Moss Neck, December 25, 1862

Merry Christmas, General Lee - Moss Neck, Fredericksburg, Va., December 25, 1862

Merry Christmas, General Lee - Moss Neck, Fredericksburg, Va., December 25, 1862

My Friend, the Enemy, Northern and Southern Soldiers Share a Peaceful Exchange at the Rappahannock River, Va., December 25, 1862

An Apple for Traveller, 1862

Sunrise Service-A Confederate Chaplain Leads a Service for Soldiers and their Families

Морт Кунстлер (Mort Kunstler) – известный американский иллюстратор, художник, родился в 1931 году. С ранних лет у Морта проснулась тяга к рисованию. Сразу после школы он поступил в Бруклинский колледж, затем Калифорнийский университет и Институт Пратта. За свои многочисленные работы у себя на родине он заслужил статус исторической личности, оказавшей сильное влияние на школу иллюстрации США и многих других стран. Тематика его картин ориентирована, главным образом, на период американской гражданской войны и военных и секретных операций и конфликтов первой половины 20-го века. Мы словно наблюдаем кадры из кинохроники тех лет. Немыслимо, но это так.