This set of 4 Full-Color signed & numbered Lithographs were commissioned by the Clark
County Park District and originally painted by greatly sought-after local artist and Catholic Central grad, Michael Copeland '70. Copeland's unique style and attention to detail, captures the natural beauty of the earth & sky and these special places that are often overlooked.
All 4 Lithos are of areas on the site of "The Battle of Peckewe of 1780." Here Col. Geo. R. Clark and his Kentucky militia defeated a force of British Regulars and Shawnee "Indians" in the largest battle of the American Revolution east of the Allegheny Mountains. The battle was fought at what is now G. Rogers Clark Park. Each scene is printed in strikingly bright, vivid colors and each comes safely stored in a "stay-clean" 17" x 22" envelope. Proceeds from the sale of these Lithographs support the Clark County Park District in the preservation of ecologically & historically significant areas in Clark County Ohio.

"George Rogers Clark Park Series"
- Each Litho. is Signed Numbered by Artist, Mike Copeland -"The Fair at New Boston" Image: 12 ¾" x 19 ½" Paper Size:16" x 22 1/2"
A full-color view of a typically busy day at The New Boston Fair featuring the
Pioneers haggling with the Shopkeepers Craftsmen, a Hatter, Smithy others.
"Hertzler Family Home" Image: 12 ¾" x 1 9 ½" Paper Size:16" x 21 1/2"
The Hertzler House is shown with females working in the Garden area, children
playing by the stone wall and a Horse-trader coming up the lane while homeowner
Daniel Hertzler, Banker, Farmer & Landowner oversees all from the Porch.
"Hosterman Lake" Image:12 ¾" x 17 ¾" Paper Size:16" x 20"
With a gaggle of Geese in the foreground & the Lake waters beautifully reflecting
the surrounding foliage you can almost feel the peace & serenity in this scene.
"The Limestone Falls" Image: 12 ¾" x 19 3/8" Paper Size: 16" x 21 1/2"
Shows three of the indigenous people, likely Shawnee "Indians", as these Woodland
warriors get water from the Limestone Falls on the N. side of Hosterman Lake.