Available for purchase is an antique chromolithograph titled “U.S. Army Field Batteries, Malvern Hill 1862,” published by The Werner Company, N.Y. This striking print captures a dramatic moment from the Battle of Malvern Hill during the American Civil War (July 1, 1862), part of the Peninsula Campaign. It features Union artillery crews in blue uniforms operating cannons amidst swirling smoke, with a poignant scene of a soldier tending to a fallen comrade. The background showcases rolling hills, mounted officers, and distant skirmishes under a vivid, cloudy sky, bringing the battlefield to life.

Published by The Werner Company, a noted late-19th-century New York firm known for military and historical chromolithographs (circa 1899), this piece boasts rich colors and fine detail—perfect for Civil War enthusiasts or antique art collectors. The print is presented with a mat, ready to be framed or displayed as is.

•  Publisher: The Werner Company, N.Y.

•  Date: 1862 (scene); ca. 1899 (print)

•  Dimensions: Mat measures approximately 15.25 x 18.25 inches; print by itself: 12.5 x 16.25 inches

•  Medium: Chromolithograph on paper, matted

Condition:

Excellent vintage condition for its age. The print displays vibrant colors with minimal fading; slight edge toning and mat discoloration are present, but there are no tears, foxing, or significant damage. It has been sealed in plastic for years and was only opened to be photographed. There are a few pieces of tape holding it to the mat. See photos for detailed views.