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Gallery 590

Night Assault

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Artist: Dale Gallon (American, Unknown)
Dimensions: 21.5 x 26.5 (Framed)
Medium: Lithograph on Paper

SKU GALLON-NIGHT-ASSAULT
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Dale Gallon (American, Unknown)

For collectors of American Civil War art, Dale Gallon’s “Night Assault” is more than just a dramatic rendering of battle—it’s a portal into one of the war’s most explosive and defining moments. With his signature blend of historical accuracy and cinematic flair, Gallon captures a Confederate charge under the cover of darkness, bursting forth in fiery motion beneath a stormy night sky.

At first glance, “Night Assault” commands attention with its dramatic contrast of light and shadow. The battlefield is bathed in the golden glow of cannon fire and the burning skyline, while a tattered Confederate battle flag rips through the night like a bloody banner of defiance. Soldiers surge forward in chaotic unity, muskets raised, bayonets glinting, driven by sheer grit and raw purpose. In the background, the classical structure—perhaps an allegorical nod to fallen empires—looms amidst the blaze, underscoring the tragic grandeur of the scene.

This isn’t just a painting—it’s an emotional experience. Gallon is renowned for his meticulous research and collaboration with military historians to ensure every uniform, weapon, and tactical formation is authentic. That commitment to detail doesn’t just satisfy Civil War enthusiasts—it elevates the painting into an educational artifact as well as a work of art.

Limited and hand-numbered, this print (seen here beautifully matted in warm suede tones and framed in rustic gray wood) adds a museum-quality presence to any home, office, or gallery. The artist’s signature on the lower right seals its authenticity and value, making it a smart investment for both seasoned collectors and those just beginning their journey into Civil War art.

Owning “Night Assault” is like holding a moment of history in your hands—a moment of fire, fury, and the fierce complexities of a nation divided. Whether you’re drawn to the aesthetic drama or the historical narrative, Gallon’s work delivers on both fronts. Don’t just admire history—bring it home.

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