Framed Print: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing
Framed Print: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing
Hero image 0 of Framed Print: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing, 0 of 3
ClassicPix

Framed Print: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing

(No ratings yet)
Framed Print: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery CrossingFramed Print Grants Great Campaign The New York 14th Heavy Artilery CrossingFramed Print Grants Great Campaign The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing
Size:12" x 15"

Key item features

  • Title: Grants' Great Campaign-The New York 14th Heavy Artilery Crossing Chesterfield Bridge, On The North Anna, Under A Heavy Artillery Fire., 1864
  • Creator: Waud, Alfred R. (Alfred Rudolph), 1828-1891, artist
  • Subjects: Bridges--1860-1870, Cold Harbor, Battle of, Va., 1864, Soldiers--Union--1860-1870, Troop movements--Union--1860-1870, United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Campaigns & battles, United States--Virginia--North Anna River, United States.--Army.--New York Heavy Artillery Regiment, 14th (1863-1865)
  • Collection: Civil War
  • Collection: Drawings (Documentary). The Documentary Drawings category includes drawings made between 1750 and 1970. Eye-witness sketches made during the U.S. Civil War are the most frequently used images. Also included are topographical views, bank note vignettes, portraits, and courtroom sketches. A large group of Russian drawings show areas of China in the 1800s. Among the well-known artists represented by numerous works are William Birch, Howard Brodie, Kenyon Cox, Edwin Forbes, Augustus Kollner, James Fuller Queen, John Rubens Smith, Elihu Vedder, George Wallis, and Alfred and William Waud.
Price when purchased online
Report an issue with this seller

More seller options (1)

Starting from $41.91

About this item

Product details

Specifications

Warranty

Customer ratings & reviews

0 ratings|0 reviews
This item does not have any reviews yet