Nathan Hale, September 22, 1776 - Canvas Giclee

Nathan Hale, September 22, 1776 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 15 Numbered Overall: 21" x 26" $500. 00 This is Don Troiani's depiction just before the hanging. While some authors contend Hale was hung at about 66th St. & First Ave., a British officer states he was hung in front of the Royal Artillery Park. Period British maps prove this was at Turtle Bay (present 45th St.) just South of Howe's Headquarters in the Beekman House and across from the Dove Tavern at the fourth mile

Dismounted Belsunce Dragoon 1779

consisting of one company of regular artillery and two of Sea Fencibles

carried with him a Scottish broadsword that evening

"He must have been a direct descendant of

that of the Indians & Tories of one thousand

the British Marines & 47th Regiment of Foot pour over the earthen walls in a furious rage

This Troiani masterwork brings into focus one of the events that launched the American Colopies towards independence: The Boston Massacre

buzzing Americans from the nest they had disturbed and were stung badly on their retreat back into Boston

primarily recruited and organized in the Mid-Atlantic and Southern states

Procter’s infantry force along with Indian allies under Shawnee chief Tecumseh started to retreat along the Thames River hotly followed by Harrison

Regiment Von Donop

16th Regiment Of Foot