The advance-guard of the Army of the Potomac attacking the rebels near Snickersville, November 1862 (A. R. Waud)
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The advance-guard of the Army of the Potomac attacking the rebels near Snickersville, November 1862 (A. R. Waud), Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A black and white wood engraving shows mounted cavalrymen charging across an open field, several firing pistols while a rider in the foreground leads the charge. A soldier lies in the grass at lower left, and smoke rises near a distant line of troops with flags beneath hazy mountains. The print is titled The advance-guard of the Army of the Potomac attacking the rebels near Snickersville, November 1862, by Alfred Waud, dated 1862, and held by Wikimedia Commons.
