The Irish Brigade clashes with the South Carolinians at Stony Hill in Gettysburg. This battlesite is identified today by the Irish Brigade Monument. The plucky troupe fought until they were nearly surrounded and overwhelmed.

Edition 800, 88 Artist Proofs; 60 Publisher Proofs.

20" x 30"

By Bradley Schmehl

The famous Fighting 69th NY regiment stormed down Malvern Hill to undertake the Louisiana Tigers in a fierce hand-to-hand struggle. One of their courageous number was cited for the Medal of Honor.

Edition 850, 60 Artist Proofs, 60 Publisher Proofs.

Original painting also for sale. Framed, $16,000. Contact for more information.

20" x 22½"

By Bradley Schmehl

The Irish Brigade is blessed by Father Corby on Cemetery Ridge prior to their foraging through the wheatfield at Gettysburg. 25 years later the good priest returned to dedicate the Irish Brigade Monument at the edge of the wheatfield.

17" x 25½"

By Bradley Schmehl

Irish Brigade attack the heavily entrenched Confederates at the Sunken Road at Antietam. Captain Clooney grabs the fallen colors and, though seriously wounded, leads his company forward.

Edition 800; 50 Artist Proofs; 50 Publisher Proofs.

17" x 19¾"

By Bradley Schmehl

The Irish Brigade celebrates their national holiday with all day field events at Falmouth, Virginia. Hundreds participate while leading generals fill the makeshift stands. Framed 0. Edition 850; 50 Artist Proofs; 50 Publisher Proofs.

17" x 25½"

By Bradley Schmehl