Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest

C.S.A.

By Joy Garner

Lt. General Nathan Bedford Forrest was one of America's most remarkable men and is considered by many to be this country's most outstanding cavalry commander.

During Forrest's military career he captured 31,000 prisoners, came under the fire 179 times, and had 29 horses shot from under him. Forrest reportedly said, " They got 29 of my horses but I am one up on them. " With his own hands he had killed 30 of the enemy.

Now you can own a limited edition print of Lt. General Nathan Bedford Forrest by Joy Garner. The print was commissioned by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 28 to raise funds to place a bust of Forrest in the Tennessee State Capital. A limited number of the prints remain.

The print is 30" high x 24" wide and suitable for framing. The print is a accurate rendition of the original painting by Joy Garner.