Set of three framed prints depicting Civil War military figures

These prints appear to be reproductions of 19th-century military illustrations, likely inspired by the American Civil War era (1861-1865). Such imagery became popular during and after the war as commemorative art, with artists documenting the uniforms, equipment, and bearing of soldiers from both Union and Confederate forces. The sketchy, impressionistic style suggests they may be based on field sketches or lithographs from the period. Civil War memorabilia and military art remain highly collectible among history enthusiasts, Civil War reenactors, and Americana collectors. These framed prints appeal to those interested in military history, period uniforms, and 19th-century American art. They serve as decorative pieces that evoke the historical significance of the Civil War while offering an accessible entry point for collectors who appreciate military heritage without the cost of original artifacts.