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Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836. Wood engraving, American, mid 19th century

Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836. Wood engraving, American, mid 19th century


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Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836. Wood engraving, American, mid 19th century

SAM HOUSTON (1793-1863).
Sam Houston on his way to Gonzales, Texas, listening to the sounds of the Battle of the Alamo, March 1836. Wood engraving, American, mid 19th century

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1836 Alamo Battle Of The Alamo Equestrian Frontier Houston Leader Listening Republic Of Texas Samuel South West Texas Texas Revolution


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This wood engraving from the mid-19th century depicts a significant moment in American history. The print showcases Sam Houston, a prominent equestrian leader, on his way to Gonzales, Texas. It is March 1836, and as he rides through the early frontier, Houston listens intently to the distant sounds of the Battle of the Alamo. Houston's determined expression reflects his unwavering commitment to defending Texas during this tumultuous time. As a soldier and statesman, he played a pivotal role in the Texas Revolution and later became President of the Republic of Texas. The artist skillfully captures Houston's commanding presence atop his horse, symbolizing strength and resilience. The detailed engraving highlights not only Houston but also other men who fought alongside him for their independence. This artwork transports us back to an era when bravery was tested on horseback amidst chaotic battles for freedom. It serves as a reminder of those who sacrificed their lives at places like the Alamo in pursuit of liberty. As part of Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, this historical print offers viewers an opportunity to connect with America's past and appreciate its rich heritage. Whether displayed in homes or educational institutions, it invites contemplation about our nation's journey towards self-determination and honors individuals like Sam Houston who shaped its destiny.

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