Guerilla warfare. Unarmed Union soldiers fired at by farmers on the James River LCCN2004660229
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Guerilla warfare. Unarmed Union soldiers fired at by farmers on the James River LCCN2004660229, Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil and white chalk sketch on tan paper shows a rowboat with two uniformed men on a wide river, while figures wade near a wooden dock and one fires a rifle beside a puff of smoke. A farmhouse, outbuildings, and large trees stand on the far bank with small figures scattered across the field. The work is titled Guerilla warfare. Unarmed Union soldiers fired at by farmers on the James River and is attributed to Alfred Waud, dated 1862.
