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This WEB site was initiated to both preserve and celebrate the proud leadership
of Southern heroes. First and foremost among them, General Robert E. Lee,
henceforth referred to simply as "The General". Our premise is that Robert
E. Lee demonstrated courage, integrity, bravery and honesty that should serve
as an enduring example to corporate, government, and community leaders today.
These ideals that served The General so well throughout his life are just as
important today.
To Celebrate and Remember the character
and integrity of The General, we are offering this Signed and Numbered,
Limited Edition Portrait of the man whose courage and honor should inspire all.
Noted Texas artist Rita McWhorter was
commissioned to create this stunning portrait. The painting was inspired
by an 1865 photograph by Mathew Brady. This is a limited edition print, with
the printing run STRICTLY limited to 1000 issues.
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Robert
E. Lee Portrait
Signed and Numbered, Limited Edition Portrait
of "The General" $275
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Each issue is personally signed and numbered
by the artist. With the completion of the 1000th leaf, the digital master
used to create the prints will be destroyed. Each print is created with the
sophisticated "giclée"
process, noted for capturing the richness and beauty of original artwork. The
illustration is 13 X 19 inches, making it the perfect size for display. While
we plan to offer portraits of other Sons of the South, this will be your only
chance to acquire the essential illustration of the series.
This Robert E. Lee illustration will make
a stunning display when framed and placed in your office or study. It has been
described as one of the most life-like paintings ever done of the General.
It would make the ideal gift for any student of the Civil War, and would be
a particularly poignant gift for your favorite Son of the South. The portrait
is 13 inches by 19 inches. It will be the center of attention wherever
it is displayed, and will serve as a constant reminder of the ideals lived by
Robert E. Lee. Please feel free to email me with any questions you might have
on this highly collectible piece of fine art.
paul@sonofthesouth.net
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