The men lounging around in the streets are some of Jackson’s infantry that occupied Harpers Ferry earlier that day. Jackson would leave early the next morning for Sharpsburg and that …

While in command at Harpers Ferry, Jackson purchased a small horse that he intended to give to his wife. Yet when he first mounted the animal for a test-ride, a bonding took place. "Little …

To paint “Stonewall” Jackson and his wife Mary Anna in Winchester at night and in the snow is a major problem for me. I did Until We Meet Again more than twenty years ago and it still …

Stonewall Jackson, “Little Sorrel” and the old gristmill made a perfect combination. In fact, you can drive by Old Mill Tavern in Strasburg, and you’ll recognize the view from the Old Valley Pike – …

The mounted artilleryman on the extreme left looks at Jackson as he goes by; that and the direction of the infantry soldier's rifle lead the viewers attention always back to the painting's …

Jackson sought solace in prayer and ongoing strength in an unbending faith. Jackson’s faith was so consuming that it is the key to understanding him both as a man and as a soldier. View full …

This poster is from the 1995 Hammer Galleries Exhibit Jackson & Lee – Legends in Gray. Mort Künstler’s Comments Lee, Jackson and Longstreet – those were the Confederate …

General Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson – Robert E. Lee’s irreplaceable “right arm” – was seriously wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville on May 2, 1863. Eight days later, he …

Nov 12, 2010 · The Making of a Masterpiece - "Mrs. Jackson Comes to Winchester" After rereading "Stonewall" Jackson by Dr. James I. Robertson, Jr., the world's foremost authority …

Following a service at the Lexington Presbyterian Church where Jackson had been a deacon, his body was then laid to rest in what is known today as the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Cemetery.