History just got a new home on our shelves. We've added ten striking new pieces from the celebrated Art of Don Troiani series, each one a meticulously researched portrait of a Civil War regiment in action.
From the flamboyant Zouave uniforms of the 10th and 39th New York Volunteers to the hard-worn colors of the 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry and the 76th Ohio Regiment, these prints capture the uniforms, insignia, and moments that defined America's most consequential conflict.
What's new
- 10th New York Volunteers, National Zouaves — one of the war's most visually distinctive units
- 17th New York Veteran Volunteers — Atlanta Campaign, 1864
- 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry
- 39th New York Volunteers, Garibaldi Guard, 1861
- 65th New York Volunteers, Westchester Chausseurs
- 12th Illinois Volunteers, Chicago Highland Guard, 1861
- 76th Ohio Regiment
- Union Color Bearer in Black and White
- 74th New York Volunteers, Zouave Company, Excelsior Brigade, 1862
- 72nd Pennsylvania Volunteers, Baxter Zouaves, Gettysburg, 1863
Each piece is a great addition for collectors, history buffs, reenactors, or anyone who wants a conversation-starting piece of American history on their wall.
Browse the full collection of Don Troiani prints and find the regiment that speaks to you.
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