. Civil War officers. Confederate . Universityafter his death). To commemorate this occasion, Lee-Jackson Memorial recently commis-sioned noted artist William A. Young-blood to paint a watercolor of this painting a limited editionof 300 lithograph prints (15x20 witha 2 border) have been printed whichfaithfully reproduce the white clap-board siding, dark red roof, and greenshutters and trim of the original. Eachprint will be titled, numbered, and signed by the artist. This lithographshould become a treasured collectorsitem. It is offered for sale at $,postpaid, forty per cent
. Civil War officers. Confederate . Universityafter his death). To commemorate this occasion, Lee-Jackson Memorial recently commis-sioned noted artist William A. Young-blood to paint a watercolor of this painting a limited editionof 300 lithograph prints (15x20 witha 2 border) have been printed whichfaithfully reproduce the white clap-board siding, dark red roof, and greenshutters and trim of the original. Eachprint will be titled, numbered, and signed by the artist. This lithographshould become a treasured collectorsitem. It is offered for sale at $,postpaid, forty per cent (40%) of whichis IRS tax deductible. As a matter of interest, proceedsfrom this sale will be used to de-fray the expenses of replacing thefront porch which was dislodged by thefalling branch of a large old oak treestanding next to the house during arecent wind storm. Unfortunately, thetree had to be taken down as oaks of Derwent were especiallyadmired by the Lees and this oneshaded the General during the hotsummer of Derwent, R. E. Lees Retirement Home, as it appears in 1975.
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