Antonio Romano Macon Co. Yankee Killers Framed Civil War Confederate Folk Art
The product is a unique framed set of contemporary drawings by artist Antonio Romano titled Macon County Yankee Killers. These folk art drawings were created in New Jersey, USA, and feature figures in a style that combines portraiture, primitivism, steampunk, and other elements. The artwork reflects themes related to the Civil War and Confederate culture, making it a one-of-a-kind piece that captures a specific historical era and artistic aesthetic. Each framed drawing measures 14 inches in length and 12 inches in width, showcasing the distinctive and handmade quality of the artist's work. These are folk art and not originals from the Civil War era.
They're attributed to folk artist Antonio Romano. The frames he used are antique and the artwork is from the 2000s. They both truly look like they're from the 1860s.But this is what Antonio did. His specialty was American Folk Art.
Using mixed media and antique frames. Everything he made looked 100 to 200 years old. Thank you for looking and thank you for supporting our small business.