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The name of the artist was strangely not on the plaque, and did not come up on a reverse image search.
The artist seems to be Chas Fagan: https://triblive.com/local/westmoreland/behind-the-art-fort-ligonier-work-depicts-george-washingtons-friendly-fire-incident/
Oh I thought the friendly fire incident was a dude riding his horse in front of the firing line.
That dude is a young George Washington.
That dude's name? George Washington.
Georg waschschinken
That’s called a firing line
Corrected thanks.
Don't seem to remember this from US History
Technically it's before US history.
It’s from the dark days of THEM history
This happened during the French & Indian War.