Stan J. Strickland - Prints

Elegance and civility characterize the day-to-day routine in this scene from a wartime community in the Old South. At this juncture, the lives of southerners are relatively unaffected by the looming conflict—only the presence of gentlemen in Confederate uniform distinguishes the scene from earlier, more peaceful times. Southern ladies anxiously await the latest news of politics and confrontation, still confident of a swift conclusion to the unpleasantness, but apprehensive of the disruption and destruction a lengthy struggle would bring to their way of life.

In “Saving Grace”, Strickland records, with his characteristic attention to detail and dedication to historical accuracy, another epic scene from the Old South during the War Between the States. A native Southerner with a keen appreciation of the nobility of the period, Strickland employs a palette of soft pastels to convey the most beautiful aspects of that difficult time.

A Limited Edition of 1250 Signed and Numbered prints and 125 Artist's Proofs from the original painting by

Image 20" X 32" · S/N $140 · A/P $200

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