3400 Skyline Dr., Montour Falls, NY 14865, US
Fine Art Prints of the Battle of Gettysburg
All of our Prints-Arranged by Location
Little Round Top
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
Little Round Top
- Ignored by Sickles -Found by Warren-One the most hotly contested sites of the Day 2 Battle
The Wheatfield
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
Little Round Top
- George Rose's 22 acres of wheat was the scene of Gettysburg most chaotic fighting. In four hours the field was taken and retaken seven times.
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
Joseph Sherfy's Peach Orchard and the Trostle Farm was the site of Daniel SIckles' Great misadventure with the III Corps.
Sherfy House/E-burg Road
Sherfy House/E-burg Road
Peach Orchard/Trostle Lane
The Farms on the Emmitsburg Road were the targets of the July 2nd Attack-Sherfy, Klingle, Rogers, and Spangler.
Houck's Ridge
Sherfy House/E-burg Road
Houck's Ridge
Ward's Brigade and Smith's Battery in Rose Woods and Houck's Ridge were the first target of Hood's Division
The Trostle Farm
The Trostle Farm
The Trostle Farm
SIckles HQ and the site of BIgelow's Courageous Stand
About Diographs
About the Artist
Dennis Morris has developed the diographic technique as a result of his life time interest in history and scale modeling. Dennis is a graduate of Grove City College with a Bachelors degree in History and has a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Akron.
Dennis resides in Montour Falls New York, where he was employed by Schuyler County as an Assistant County Attorney and is now retired as Schuyler County Court Judge. His other interests include designing and coaching Marching band, Drum and Bugle Corps and Color Guard.
How Are Diographs Created?
The Gettysburg Diographs are photographed on a 450 square foot diorama accurately representing portions of the terrain of the Gettysburg Battlefield as it appeared on July 2, 1863. References for this included the period photographs of Brady, Gardner, and later shots by Tipton. In the fall of 2009 a new studio was completed. This new modular diorama will allow unlimited vistas of the Gettysburg battlefield. As each year passes we can present more scenes from the battle including all 3 days.
Our Fine Art Prints
Quality Historic Prints
It is our goal is to present you with high quality artwork that not only will satisfy your aesthetic taste but also provide a vision of the Battle of Gettysburg from a unique viewpoint and perspective.
Our Standard prints are on durable, high quality canvas (giclee) and stretched over luan. All of our printing is done in-house for quality control and fast delivery. Our Epson printers utilize archival inks and prints are given U/V and water resistant coatings for protection.
Our Museum size prints are produced by the same methods but are stretched over stretcher bars.
The frames provided are wooden and custom produced without glass for clarity and to avoid glare. The frames include an attractive brass title plaque. The Wooden frames are custom made for each print and are about 1 3/4 inch in width. With each Print come a certificate of authenticity and the historical background of the scene.
All prints are shipped within 5 days of your order. If you wish to order from outside of the U.S. please contact us and we can give you a quote.
Our Frames
Our Standard frames come at no extra charge with each print
Each standard frame is made of 1.75" natural wood with an expresso finish and mitered edges. Natural grain and knots have been retained for a distressed look.
Standard FRame for Museum size prints
The same natural distressed look comes standard with our larger 22" x 34" Prints
Deluxe Frames
For $10.00 more you can choose a different look.
For our smaller prints we offer a black finshed wood frame with brushed gold accent.
Deluxe frame for Museum Size Prints
For our 22"x 34" Prints we offer a traditional moulded 2.75 inch frame in black and gold for just $10.00 more.
