Gateway to the West – Daniel Boone Leading the Settlers Through the Cumberland Gap, 1775
$200.00 – $1,200.00
Issued in THREE LIMITED EDITIONS:
- UNSTRETCHED Giclee Canvas, 48″ x 36″. Limited to 25 signed and numbered. $1,200
- PAPER GICLEE printed on museum grade art paper, 25″ x 18″ (image size). Limited to 1,000 signed and numbered. $200
(SOLD OUT) – STRETCHED GICLEE CANVAS, 30″ x 24″ – This edition was limited to 125 signed and numbered.
Description
Daniel Boone leads the settlers through the Cumberland Gap on their way to Kentucky in 1775. The original painting was commissioned for the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Visitor’s Center in Middlesboro, Kentucky. A 14′ photographic mural was made from the painting and is on display at the Center.
Additional information
| SELECT | UNSTRETCHED Giclee Canvas, 48" x 36", PAPER GICLEE printed on museum grade art paper, 25" x 18" |
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