Robert Matzen (Director), Fred Anderson (Starring), Stephen Brumwell (Starring), Paul Kopperman (Starring)

When the Forest Ran Red tells the story of George Washington's first days as a soldier prior to the Revolutionary War. Shot at major battlefields with hundreds of reenactors, this film features some of the world's top historians.

Robert Griffing (Artist)

This is an image of one way of life being eclipsed by another; the Indians looking down at what is the beginning of a city and realizing that the English aren't leaving, as promised, but instead taking over. (18.25" X 26.5")

Robert Griffing (Artist)

Here we see a single silent warrior as he keeps a patient watch over the French across the Monongahela. (9" X 13")

Robert Griffing (Artist)

A defeated army commanded by a wounded General Braddock makes its disordered retreat, leaving behind a battlefield littered with spoils beyond any conqueror's wildest dreams. (11" X 8")

Robert Griffing (Artist)

When Native Americans went to battle, they were always led by a War Chief chosen by his people for possessing great skill and courage. (9" X 6.75")

Robert Griffing (Artist)

A Cherokee warrior and Highlander scout in advance of Grants disastrous expedition against Ft. Dusquesne. (16" X 20")

Robert Griffing (Artist)

Braddock, badly bleeding, was loaded with two other wounded officers and taken from the battle ground, He died within days of the battle. (16" X 22")