WW1 US Cavalry 1915 Watercolour 12 3/4″ X 9 3/4″ Signed No 65

This original watercolour artwork, dated circa 1915, depicts a U.S. Cavalry scene from the First World War. Executed on paper, the painting measures 12 3/4 inches by 9 3/4 inches. The composition features mounted American cavalrymen in period uniforms, consistent with U.S. military attire from the early years of the conflict. Distinctive cavalry headgear and accoutrements are visible, reflecting equipment typical of the era. The artist’s signature appears on the piece, alongside the notation “No 65.” The use of watercolour lends the image a sense of period authenticity and detail, with careful attention paid to uniform colors and horse tack. Artifacts such as this provide visual documentation of U.S. military history and the role of cavalry forces during WW1, a period of significant transition from traditional horse-mounted units to mechanized warfare. This item offers both historical and artistic insights into American cavalry operations during the early 20th century.