D’Aquin’s Battalion of Free Men of Color, 1815

D’Aquin’s Battalion of Free Men of Color, 1815DAquins Battalion of Free Men of Color, 1815 11" W x 17" H This stunning giclee is printed in pigment inks on high quality satin finish paper. Each prints comes with a certificate signed by Don Troiani, each print is embossed with Mr. Troiani's initials ensuring authenticity. Please allow 10 working days from order date for shipping. (The Art of Don Troiani watermark shown on the above image will not appear on your print) Shipping in the USA is a flat

A Note From Don Troiani: "American Revolution: A young British officer of the 62nd Regiment of Foot

and while on the island one of his neighbors who had fled there with him was shot down by deponent’s side and scalped in his presence when asking for quarter

On the 16th of November a massive Hessian column of nine regiments clamored up the rocky slopes to assault their position

Grenadier of the 3rd Garde Battalion

All three men said goodbye and rode off

reeking havoc on the British ranks

as Gabriel Cory now testified “… the inhabitants of the valley of Wyoming received information that the Indians were preparing to make an attack on the people …” and “… he was drafted for the term of four months … as a private in the Pennsylvania militia

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

The Virginia Regiment

After wandering through the woods five days without any other sustenance than the buds of trees & shrubs afforded he returned to the fort and early the next morning the fort was deserted by the Americans and deponent returned to the state of New York

Regiment Von Donop

A Note From Don Troiani: "This is an Oneida Indian who is allied with the patriots during the Saratoga campaign