The First Twelve Miles #001

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{
  "name": "The First Twelve Miles #001",
  "image": "ipfs://QmSwdUK2wmx4VhcnSfKZbNmhzCSCHUshhAUWwZ39jqpaf3",
  "artist": "Don Stivers",
  "summary": "American Realism Art by Don Stivers",
  "assetType": "NFT",
  "mediaType": "image/jpeg",
  "publisher": [
    "http://www.blackconnoisseur.com/"
  ],
  "attributes": {
    "1 of 3": "3",
    "Signed by artist": "1"
  },
  "collection": "Black Connoisseur Consulting: Don Stivers",
  "description": [
    "The First Twelve Miles 1982 by Don Stiver. Don Stivers started",
    "his professional career as have many of America's finest artists",
    "in the commercial art field.  Following a natural inclination",
    "towards American History as a subject for fine art, Don, in the",
    "1970's, began a series of paintings on the Westward Expansion.",
    "In 1984 he began painting Civil War subjects. With the help of",
    "professional historians and driven by his own desire to know the",
    "most intricate visual details of the subjects he portrays; he",
    "has created some of the most remarkable military art of this",
    "century. His focus on the Buffalo Soldier, beginning with",
    "Tracking Victorio in 1988 shone light on a subject that had",
    "rarely been chronicled in military art before.  His original",
    "works can be found on display at forts Belvoir, Drum,",
    "Wainwright, Benning, Hood, Meade, Leavenworth, Sill, Riley,",
    "Campbell, the Army War College, the Pentagon, and are the pride",
    "of many public museums and countless private collections of",
    "military and western art."
  ]
}