Based on a design by illustrator F. O. C. Darley and originally sculpted around 1864 by renowned American artist John Quincy Adams Ward (1830-1910), this authentic Civil War-era antique equestrian relief plaque depicts Union General George B. McClellan on horseback. This artwork features a highly detailed, embossed profile of the general in full military uniform guiding his horse and is set against a dark, arched backdrop surrounded by a textured, silver-toned inner border. Beautifully housed in a wooden frame, this striking piece of American military history offers a stellar addition for serious collectors of Civil War memorabilia. In good condition, with scratches, wear, and dust consistent with age throughout. Framed is in need of repair and is loose from plaque. Please see photos for details.
Antique Civil War Relief Plaque – "General George B. McClellan" by John Quincy Ward (1830-1910)
Based on a design by illustrator F. O. C. Darley and originally sculpted around 1864 by renowned American artist John Quincy Adams Ward (1830-1910), this authentic Civil War-era antique equestrian relief plaque depicts Union General George B. McClellan on horseback. This artwork features a highly detailed, embossed profile of the general in full military uniform…
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- Columbus, Ohio, United States (US)