"Scene on the Tennessee River - Confederate Sharpshooters stampeding Federal waggons." [Tennessee, ca. 1863 Sep. 18]., 1863
Dates
- Creation: 1863
Language of Materials
Collection in English.
Physical Description
1 drawing :
Conditions Governing Access
There are no restrictions on physical access to this material.
Extent
2.5 linear feet (32 items in 6 portfolio boxes)Physical Location
pf
Physical Facet
pencil and Chinese white on paper ;
Dimensions
25 x 36 cm.
General note
AMs inscription on verso.
Unsigned.
Subject: Shows scene in foreground of men firing on wagon train and at mid-distance and one man standing on rocks waving hat. In far distance are mountains.
Engraved in ILN, 1863 Dec. 5; and Harper's Weekly , 1864 Jan. 8. Re-engraved Harper's Weekly, 1864. Jan. 9.
Repository Details
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