A.P. Hill and His Red Battle Shirt art-code-18/50 The shape and curve of

The shape and curve of the neck reminded me of a nautilus shell

44"L x 44"H x 14 3/4" W Bronze Ed# 21

) to carry prayers to the highest deity was seen as a matter of life and death

even notable for carrying Mother Mary to the safety of a

Copper and German Silver multi animal design inlaid into a sterling silver cuff

A.P. Hill and His Red Battle Shirt art-code-18/50 The shape and curve ofOriginal Acrylic 60x48 Ambrose Powell Hill (1825 1865) Born in Culpepper, Virginia, Hill graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1847 (ranked 15th out of his class of 38). He would see action in both the Seminole War and the Mexican War. According to his wishes, he was buried "standing up"; his body rests beneath the monument to his memory in Richmond, VA. Hill's wife, Kitty, made him red calico hunting shirts which he wore