Provost Marshal-and police of Alexandria searching and examining a prisoner of war LCCN2004660107
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Provost Marshal-and police of Alexandria searching and examining a prisoner of war LCCN2004660107, Alfred Waud (1861), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A graphite sketch on brown paper shows a group of men gathered around a table in an interior, with uniformed figures in kepi caps, one holding a rifle, and a seated officer reading a document. Handwritten annotations along the lower edge and beside the figures describe the scene as a provost marshal and police of Alexandria examining a prisoner of war. The work is attributed to Alfred Waud and dated 1861.
