Mort Künstler: The Last Meeting Print | 1246/1500 | Near Mint Never Framed
Mort Künstler: The Last Meeting Print | 1246/1500 | Near Mint Never Framed
Artwork Description
"The Last Meeting" is perhaps the most iconic work by Mort Künstler, the premier historical artist of our time. This poignant scene depicts the final conference between General Robert E. Lee and General "Stonewall" Jackson on the eve of the Battle of Chancellorsville in May 1863.
Künstler is renowned for his "historical realism," and this piece is a masterclass in the genre. Through meticulous research, he recreates the late-night campfire atmosphere, capturing the flickering light against the autumn leaves and the somber, resolute expressions of two of history's most famous commanders. This print serves as a powerful tribute to a turning point in the American Civil War and remains a cornerstone for any serious collector of historical or military art.
Technical Details
Artist: Mort Künstler
Title: The Last Meeting
Medium: Limited Edition Lithograph
Published: 1994 by American Publishing Group
Edition Number: 1246/1500
Condition: Near Mint, Never Framed. There is a tiny brown dot (almost like ink, but definitely not foxing) to right of bottom title, not within normal framing area.
Image Size: 19.5"h x 27.75"w
Paper Size: 24.25"h x 31.75"w
Documentation: Original Publisher-issued Certificate of Authenticity (COA) included.
Artist Bio: Mort Künstler
Mort Künstler is widely recognized as the most collected historical artist in America. Originally a prolific illustrator for top-tier magazines and film studios, Künstler eventually dedicated his career to American history, specifically the Civil War era. His work is celebrated for its extraordinary level of detail and historical accuracy, often achieved through collaborations with renowned historians. His paintings are housed in prestigious institutions, including the High Museum of Art and the Gettysburg National Military Park.
Provenance and Authentication
We provide a 100% Lifetime Guarantee of Authenticity for this work. This print was acquired from a local highly reputable auction house in Louisburg, NC in August 2024.
Inquiry & Shipping
Shipping: Ships rolled in a shipping tube (stored flat until shipped).
Inquiries: Please contact SecondMoonshot for high-resolution images of the art, edition numbering, and documentation.
Framing: Available upon request.
