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Watercolor of a woman in a headwrap and shawl leaning against a palm tree among tropical plants and red flowers.

Under a Palm Tree

1886

Wood engraving of a woman in a long dress seated in a hammock on a porch, looking toward trees with a bird in flight.

The Robin's Note (from "Every Saturday," Vol. I, New Series)

August 20, 1870

Wood engraving of children and a woman gathering chestnuts under a tree, a boy in the branches and a girl holding a sheet.

Chestnutting (from "Every Saturday," Vol. I, New Series)

October 29, 1870

Wood engraving of two lumbermen in snowshoes felling trees in a winter forest, one swinging an axe at a trunk.

Lumbering in Winter (Every Saturday, Vol. II, New Series)

January 28, 1871

Watercolor of two women seated on cobblestones mending a fishing net beside a wall, with a straw hat hanging at right.

Mending the Nets

1882

Watercolor of two mounted soldiers in grey uniforms on a dirt road beside a field, under a cloudy sky.

Two Scouts

1887

Watercolor of a woman in a headscarf standing in a farmyard with chickens, milk cans, and a farmhouse porch behind her.

A Sick Chicken

1874

Watercolor of a boy seated on a tree branch and a girl in gray reaching up toward him beside a rail fence.

On the Fence

1878

Watercolor of a woman in a polka-dot dress gathering eggs in a barn beside barrels, with a rooster on the straw floor.

Fresh Eggs

1874

Pencil sketch of two mounted Union soldiers on horseback in a field, by Winslow Homer, 1865.

Two Scouts

1865

Graphite sketch of four standing men in hats and knapsacks, with a bearded man in a circular vignette above.

Prisoners of War

1864

Pencil sketch on tan paper of standing men in top hats and long coats outdoors, with trees and ground, by Winslow Homer.

Grant and Lincoln at City Point, Virginia [recto]

1865

Watercolor of a young woman in a blue dress seated and sewing, with a red pincushion beside her against a brown wash backgrou

Young Woman Sewing

1876

Wood engraving of a woman and girl at a piano in a parlor, beside a page of printed serial text and a garden scene.

Mrs. Otcheson at the Piano, and The Buds (from "The Mistress of the Parsonage," in "Harper's Weekly")

March 3, 1860

Engraved magazine page with a woman in black and a child, a parsonage among trees, and columns of printed story text.

The Lady in Black, Meadowbrook Parsonage (from "The Mistress of the Parsonage," in "Harper's Weekly")

March 17, 1860

Night crowd of men in top hats before the lit Academy of Music, speakers on a platform, bonfire and fireworks at right.

Union Meetings in the Open Air Outside the Academy of Music, December 19, 1859 (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. III)

January 7, 1860

Wood engraving of a couple reading a letter at center, surrounded by cherubs and figures from various cultures.

St. Valentine's Day - The Old Story in All Lands (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XII)

February 22, 1868

Wood engraving of a dinner party with a standing woman raising a glass, seated guests, and a framed portrait on the wall.

"Our Next President" (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XII)

October 31, 1868

Wood engraving of a watchman with a telescope in a tower room, with smaller panels showing the tower, bell, and a fire.

Watch-Tower, Corner of Spring and Varick Streets (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVIII)

February 28, 1874

Wood engraving of men playing cards, smoking pipes, and reclining in a Baxter Street club-house interior with Chinese lantern

The Chinese in New York - Scene in a Baxter Street Club-House (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVIII)

March 7, 1874

Engraving of women filling cartridges at a long table in an arsenal, with crossed muskets above and men working below.

Filling Cartridges at the United States Arsenal, at Watertown, Massachusetts (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, no. 238…

July 20, 1861

Wood engraving of Union soldiers in a camp opening Christmas boxes from a crate, with white tents and US flags behind them.

Christmas Boxes in Camp - Christmas, 1861 (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VI)

January 4, 1862

Engraving of Confederate soldiers at Yorktown holding dark lanterns with rifles and bayonets behind them, among trees and shr

Rebels Outside Their Works at Yorktown, Reconnoitring [sic] with Dark Lanterns (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VI)

May 17, 1862

Wood engraving of Union soldiers lying in a line in a wooded area, watching from behind tree trunks with rifles at the ready.

The Army of the Potomac - Our Outlying Picket in the Woods (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VI)

June 7, 1862

Engraving of sailors and women on a ship deck, one man with a spyglass scanning the sea toward a distant ship.

The Approach of the British Pirate "Alabama" (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)

April 25, 1863

Engraved scene of uniformed officers and gowned women toasting in a crowded supper room, Harper's Weekly cover, 1863.

The Russian Ball - In the Supper Room (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)

November 21, 1863

Wood engraving of women at a fair post office counter with letters, a Sanitary sign, and a uniformed soldier waiting, 1864.

"Any Thing for Me, if you Please?" Post-Office of the Brooklyn Fair in Aid of the Sanitary Commission (from "Harper's…

March 5, 1864

Wood engraving of a couple at a flower stall in a crowded fair hall, from Harper's Weekly, April 16, 1864.

Floral Department of the Great Fair (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VIII)

April 16, 1864

Harper's Weekly page with an engraving of two women at a bank counter, surrounded by roundels of an ox, mansion, sweeper and

"Tenth Commandment" (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XIV)

1870

Engraving of two girls in bathing costumes walking on a beach, with bathers in the sea and a sailboat behind them.

The Bathers (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVII)

August 2, 1873

Engraving of a man painting at an easel under a parasol while a woman in a long dress watches on a hillside.

The Artist in the Country (from "Appleton's Journal," Vol. I)

June 19, 1869

Wood engraving of two men on a railway car platform at night, a train with headlamp crossing a trestle over water.

Danger Ahead (from "Appleton's Journal," Vol. III)

April 30, 1870