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The civil war reproduction photos available through our website represent the latest in digital imaging and print technology.  It is difficult to imagine, until you have seen it yourself, the incredible depth and detail embedded in these images.  Most of our civil war reproduction photo image files begin with 500 dpi (dots per inch) resolution, meaning they can be greatly enlarged without any significant compromise in image quality.  We have blown up some images as large as 48" high x 60" wide, with very little sacrifice in quality.  These large civil war reproduction photos can be hung on your wall like a mural, as a tantalizing invitation for your home guests to step inside a paper-thin gateway to the past!

These civil war reproduction photo prints can, of course, also be made available to you in more modest sizes befitting casual display in your home or office.  The quality of such prints are so fine that you will literally not be able to distinguish them from an actual photograph without the assistance of a high-powered magnification device.  It will be as though you are standing shoulder to shoulder with the dazzled viewers in New York, who in 1863 were the first to witness Mathew Brady's most stunning and powerful civil war photographs, the "Dead of Antietam."  This close brush with history will be experienced by everyone who turns to face one of these civil war reproduction photos upon your wall, hanging like a window to the past--a window that is open, whether delivering a comforting breeze or a subtle chill.

The extra-ordinary quality of our civil war reproduction photos takes you far beyond the ordinary effects of a painting or a low-quality historical print.  You will be amazed as the detail of these early daguerreotypes unfold before your eyes.  What initially appears to be only a primitive rendering of a lost age, upon further examination reveals itself to be a more deeply captured moment than expected, with certain fragile details still intact, frozen in time.  If you look closely, you can read the embossed letters on the cast-iron oven, see the reflective pools of water between the cracks in the ground, make out the creases in the men's clothing. (Back to Top)

Your eyes wander across this civil war scene with their new-found focus, and you see the kettles and the pots and pans tendered under the thoughtful care of the army's cook.  You can even discern a ladle hanging from the shelf just over his shoulder.  This is not a posed scene, and the figures within it are not actors or civil war reenactment enthusiasts: they are the real thing.  Just like every human being that has ever lived, they are simply existing within the conditions of the only life they have ever known, and most likely, entirely oblivious to the significance others would someday attach to their every blurred movement and silent thought. (Back to Top)

The insatiable curiosity these civil war reproduction photos will ignite, as you begin to appreciate their crispness and detail, will probe more deeply into the photograph than the figures or scenes that are intentionally being captured on film.  Your nosy nature will come to life as you look, not just at the people in the room, but at the little curiosities in the cabinets behind them.  Could that oval platter have been passed down to you by your grandmother?  Did you perhaps see a crystal decanter just like that one at your local antique store?  Questions will multiply endlessly the deeper you gaze into these photographs, preserved over so many years in the care of so many hands.

Mathew Brady's objective in life was to bring hidden things, such as the horrors of war, directly before the eyes from which they had been hidden.  His aim is perhaps no less relevant today.  As we face a future that may be more uncertain than any our ancestors have ever known, the only sure footing available to us might very well reside in the deep soil of history.  These civil war reproduction photos are meant to entertain, awe, inspire, sober, and most importantly, teach.  The educational value of these high quality prints is incalculable, bringing to its viewers a more vivid and intimate encounter with the Civil War, and its people, than ever before thought possible.  You will be absolutely spellbound: but only seeing is truly believing.

In addition to providing you with the highest quality civil war reproduction photos possible, we can have them delivered straight to your door ready to hang on the wall.  We have a number of mat and frame options available, all of which have been carefully selected for their visual compatibility with these black-and-white civil war photo prints.  All of our framed images come with non-reflective glass, eliminating glare so that you can gaze without distraction upon the civil war image in the frame.  Our frames, like our photos, represent only the highest quality craftsmanship.  Each is hand-made with great respect for the treasures that will be presented within them.

The dimensions of the civil war reproduction photos offered in our product selection are only suggestions, and can in most cases be re-sized or cropped to suit your specific tastes.  The cost of framing is calculated by foot.  Whatever it is you need, do not hesitate to contact us.  We will do whatever we can, within reason, to deliver to you the highest quality civil war reproduction photo we can find, in the frame style of your choosing. (Back To Top)

Aaron Lozier, 2004