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Custer before he went to West Point, holding a picture of the girl he never married: oil over a daguerreotype, c1856

Custer before he went to West Point, holding a picture of the girl he never married: oil over a daguerreotype, c1856


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Custer before he went to West Point, holding a picture of the girl he never married: oil over a daguerreotype, c1856

GEORGE A. CUSTER (1839-1876).
Custer before he went to West Point, holding a picture of the girl he never married: oil over a daguerreotype, c1856

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1856 Armstrong Army Custer Daguerreotype George Holding Lieutenant Yellow Hair


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In this portrait, we catch a glimpse of the young George A. Custer before he embarked on his illustrious military career at West Point. The image showcases a tender moment frozen in time, as Custer delicately holds a picture of the girl who never became his bride. Painted over a daguerreotype with skillful strokes of oil, this artwork exudes an air of nostalgia and longing. It transports us back to 1856 when Custer was just beginning to carve his path as a soldier and leader. Custer's piercing gaze reveals both determination and vulnerability, hinting at the complexities that would define him throughout his life. His lieutenant rank insignia proudly displayed on his uniform signifies the promising future that awaited him in the army. The artist masterfully captures every detail - from Custer's distinctive yellow hair to the intricate folds of his military attire. This portrait not only immortalizes an iconic figure but also serves as a poignant reminder of lost love and unfulfilled dreams. As we contemplate this remarkable piece, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by those who dedicate their lives to serving their country. It is through art like this that we can connect with history and gain insight into the inner world of extraordinary individuals such as General George A. Custer.

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