The TIM CORDELL ART GALLERY

Charcoal, Watercolors, & Oil Images of Scenes From The FORT WILLIAM HENRY Vicinity
by Tim Cordell
Storyteller for
Fort William Henry Museum

All of these paintings, and the drawing, were done ON LOCATION. They have the exact views without embellishment and are quickly painted to capture the moment. I did have to do studio work on most of them to make sense of the scene except for the "Mohican Woman" which was done from a sitting of 1 1/2hrs ... Tim Cordell

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• Mohican Woman ... oil

• Friend Or Foe? ... A sentry of Speakman's Company of Rogers' Rangers prepares to challenge persons unknown near Ft. Wm. Henry -1757 ...  charcoal

• A Ranger whaleboat patrol on Lake George - October, 1758 ...   watercolor

• A view of Fort William Henry - April, 1757, 11:00 A.M. ... oil

• A Piper of The Black Watch summons the troops to battle at Fort Carillon (Ticonderoga) -1758 ... watercolor

• Drying The Sails ... The military dock at the head of Lake George - October, 1757 ... oil

• Off Rogers' Island ... A patrol rows out from Rogers' Island on the Hudson River - 1758 ... oil

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