This painting is a Texian view of the Mexican cavalry charge against the Texian defensive square at Coleto Creek during the Texas Revolution.

In the ranks of the Mustang volunteers on the east-facing side of the Texian square, a shout is heard, "Here come the Mexicans!" The Mexican Cavalry canter towards them, firing carbines as they near. Then swords are drawn and lances levelled as they break into a charge.
As the foremost Mexican cavalry reached the Texian lines, they were met with devastating cannon, musket and rifle fire.

FROM: Osprey Publishing's, Combat- 'Texian Volunteer versus Mexican Soldier, The Texas Revolution 1835-36'

This painting is one of a pair that shows the battle at Coleto Creek, providing Mexican and Texian views of the battle. If you wish to purchase both paintings please CONTACT me and I will offer a discounted price for the purchase of both paintings.

PRICE: £395.00 (unframed)
SIZE: Image approx. H 18 cm x W 50 cm (H 7 x W 19.5 inches)
MEDIUM: Watercolour and gouache[/b