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Mort Künstler – “The High Command” Custom Framed Print 17” x 20”

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Mort Künstler – “High Command” Custom Framed Print 17” x 20”


Product Details:

Offered is a distinguished historical print by renowned artist Mort Künstler, titled “High Command.” This compelling composition captures a moment of strategic coordination between high-ranking Civil War officers, reflecting authority, discipline, and leadership during a pivotal time in American history.


The scene conveys a quiet intensity—commanders on horseback outside headquarters, engaged in discussion that could shape the course of battle.


  • Artist: Mort Künstler
  • Title: High Command
  • Edition: Open Edition Print
  • Image Size: 9” x 12”
  • Framed Size: 17” x 20”

Museum Quality Custom Framing Details:

Expertly framed to conservation standards:

  • Elegant 2” wood frame with a rich, classic profile
  • Double matted design:
  • Beige suede outer mat
  • Burgundy inner mat
  • 100% acid-free matting
  • Conservation clear glass with 99% UV protection
  • Dust-covered backing
  • Wired and ready to hang

The neutral suede matting enhances the refined tones of the piece, giving it a warm, gallery-quality presentation ideal for home or office.


About the Artwork:

“High Command” highlights the decision-making and leadership behind the front lines, offering a glimpse into the minds of commanding officers during the Civil War.

Künstler masterfully captures:

  • The authority and composure of military leadership
  • The atmosphere of headquarters and command structure
  • The human element behind historic decisions

This is a subtle yet powerful piece, appealing to collectors who appreciate strategy, leadership, and historical realism.


About Mort Künstler:

Mort Künstler is widely recognized as America’s foremost historical artist, particularly celebrated for his Civil War works.


  • “The foremost Civil War artist of our time—if not of all time.” – Dr. James I. Robertson Jr.
  • “None captures the human element and drama quite like Mort Künstler.” – James McPherson

His artwork is highly sought after for its historical accuracy and storytelling.


Why This Piece Stands Out:

✔ Focus on leadership & command (less common, more refined theme)

✔ Larger 17” x 20” presentation (strong wall presence)

✔ Warm, neutral matting works in home or office décor

✔ Museum-quality custom framing

✔ Ideal for history buffs, executives, and collectors


Condition:

Excellent condition. Frame, matting, and glass are clean and well maintained. Ready for immediate display.


Shipping & Handling:

  • Safe, secure delivery
  • Local pickup available

Final Thoughts:

A sophisticated and historically rich piece, “High Command” represents the intellect and leadership behind the Civil War—making it a standout addition to any collection.

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