Canvas Print: Correct View, Battle of New Orleans, January 8 1815

Proudly made in the USA, this canvas print arrives ready to hang. All of our canvas prints are gallery-wrapped, i.e. the canvas image is hand-stretched over a sturdy wood frame and stapled on rear for permanent mounting. The heavy-duty frame is made with 1.5-inch wood cross bars throughout, creating a striking three-dimensional piece of artwork. About this image: A Correct View Of The Battle Near The City Of New Orleans, On The Eighth Of January 1815, War of 1812, Under The Command Of General Andrew Jackson. Over 10,000 British Troops, In Which 3 Of Their Most Distinguished Generals Were Killed, & Several Wounded And Upwards Of 3,000 Of Their Choisest Soldiers Were Killed, Wounded, And Made Prisoners, &c., circa 1815-1820. Prints show British troops advancing across open ground toward the American troops behind earthworks in the background during the Battle of New Orleans; at center foreground, mortally wounded British General Edward Pakenham is held by his officers. Includes cameo portrait of Andrew Jackson.Engraver: Scacki, Francisco.