1st Pennsylvania Battalion Private 1776-1777

Don Troiani “1st Pennsylvania Battalion, Private, 1776–1777” – American Revolution Soldier Print

Capture the determination of America’s citizen-soldiers with 1st Pennsylvania Battalion, Private, 1776–1777, a striking giclée print by renowned military artist Don Troiani. Part of the American Revolution – American Forces Soldier Series, this piece portrays a Pennsylvania infantryman standing guard during the campaigns of 1776–1777, when his regiment served at the key stronghold of Fort Ticonderoga. Wearing a brown regimental coat faced with green, this soldier exemplifies the look of the early Continental Army.

• Artist: Don Troiani – celebrated for historically precise Revolutionary War and Civil War artwork

• Subject: Private, 1st Pennsylvania Battalion, 1776–1777

• Historical Note: The 1st Pennsylvania served with distinction at Fort Ticonderoga, one of the Revolution’s most strategic posts

• Medium: Giclée print on archival satin finish paper using long-lasting pigment inks

• Size: 11" W x 17" H

• Authenticity: Each print embossed with Don Troiani’s initials and accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity

Troiani’s attention to detail — from uniform buttons to musket fittings — ensures unmatched authenticity, making this print a valued addition for collectors, educators, and enthusiasts of Revolutionary War history. Ideal for framing in homes, museums, or classrooms, it brings the legacy of Pennsylvania’s patriots to life.

This stunning giclee is printed in pigment inks on high quality satin finish paper.  Each prints comes with a certificate signed by Don Troiani, each print is embossed with Mr. Troiani's initials ensuring authenticity.  

Please allow 10 working days from order date for shipping. 

(The Art of Don Troiani watermark shown on the above image will not appear on your print)

Shipping in the USA is a flat rate of $18.00.  Please contact us for international shipping quotes.