Artworks

The Major's Daughter

L'Innominato, from "Illustrated London News"

The Lent Jewels, engraved by the Dalziel Brothers

The Major's Daughter: Clara Vinrace's Farewell to her Father

L'Innominato, from "Illustrated London News"

Nameless and Friendless, from "Illustrated London News"

Charge of the First Massachusetts Regiment on a Rebel Rifle Pit Near Yorktown, from Harper's Weekly, May 17, 1862

The Army of the Potomac--A Sharp-Shooter on Picket Duty

The Army of the Potomac--Our Outlying Picket in the Woods, from Harper's Weekly, June 7, 1862

The Rebel Army Crossing the Fords of the Potomac for the Invasion of Maryland, from Harper's Weekly, September 27, 1862

View from Maryland Heights, from Harper's History of the Great Rebellion

Rebels Outside Their Works at Yorktown Reconnoitring (sic) with Dark Lanterns, from Harper's Weekly, May 17, 1862

The War for the Union 1862--A Cavalry Charge, from Harper's Weekly, July 5, 1862

The War in Maryland, from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, October 4, 1862

Christmas Boxes in Camp--Christmas, 1861, from Harper's Weekly, January 4, 1862

Thanksgiving in Camp, from Harper's Weekly, November 29, 1862

The Surgeon at Work at the Rear During an Engagement, from Harper's Weekly, July 12, 1862

The War for the Union 1862--A Bayonet Charge, from Harper's Weekly, July 12, 1862

Hancock, Maryland, from Harper's Weekly, November 8, 1862

Battle of Antietam--Burnside's Division, Left Wing--Brilliant and Decisive Bayonet Charge of Hawkins's Zouaves, Colonel Kimball on the Rebel Battery on the Hill, Right Bank of the Antietam Creek near Sharpsburg, on the Afternoon of September 17--Utter Rout of the Rebels. From a Sketch by Our Special Artist, Mr. Edwin Forbes.

The Army of the Potomac--A Sharpshooter on Picket Duty, from Harper's Weekly, November 15, 1862

News from the War, from Harper's Weekly, June 14, 1862

The Union Cavalry and Artillery Starting in Pursuit of the Rebels up the Yorktown Turnpike, from Harper's Weekly, May 17, 1862

Signal Station, Summit of Maryland Heights, from Harper's History of the Great Rebellion