Rolled Posters - 1st Texas Infantry in the cornfield - Poster

This museum-quality rolled poster captures one of the Civil War's most brutal engagements—the 1st Texas Infantry charging through the Cornfield at Antietam. Rendered with painterly precision and archival color, the artwork brings the chaos, courage, and sacrifice of September 17, 1862 into sharp focus. Each print delivers tactile depth and historically accurate detail that belongs on the walls of Civil War historians, Texas heritage enthusiasts, and collectors who value authentic battle art.

Why This Print Stands Apart
- Giclée printing delivers fade-resistant, gallery-grade color that lasts generations
- Three premium paper options: Fine Art (textured, 285 g/m²), Semi-Glossy (vivid photographic finish), or Matte (low-glare, refined look)
- Multiple sizes from 5" x 7" to 24" x 36" in vertical and horizontal orientations
- Archival-quality materials sourced from trusted USA and Japan providers
- Ships rolled in protective packaging for safe delivery and easy framing

Product Features
- Subject: 1st Texas Infantry at the Battle of Antietam's Cornfield, September 1862
- Print method: Giclée with bright, fade-resistant archival inks
- Paper choices: Fine Art (textured), Semi-Glossy (vivid), Matte (low-glare)
- Weight: Fine Art 285 g/m²; semi-gloss and matte options vary by size
- Orientation: Horizontal and vertical layouts available
- Sourcing: USA and Japan print providers for consistent quality

Care Instructions
If dust accumulates, gently wipe the surface with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve color and paper integrity over time.