
Rebel earthworks commanding the passage at Germanna ford, abandoned on the approach of Meade's army LCCN2004660047
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Rebel earthworks commanding the passage at Germanna ford, abandoned on the approach of Meade's army LCCN2004660047, Alfred Waud (1863), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch shows soldiers occupying raised earthworks in the foreground while infantry columns and mounted figures move across rolling fields toward a distant tree line. The work is titled Rebel earthworks commanding the passage at Germanna ford, abandoned on the approach of Meade's army, is attributed to Alfred Waud, and is dated 1863.



























