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Pencil sketch of soldiers holding rifles and an American flag greeting an officer at a camp in Virginia, 1861.

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Reception of Col Wood-by the 14th Brooklyn Regt.-(after his return from Richmond) at Uptons Hill, Va.-Tuesday, p.m. LCCN2004660306, Alfred Waud (1861), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil sketch shows a group of uniformed soldiers holding rifles and a large American flag, gathered in a camp setting with tents and a bare tree in the background. A civilian-dressed officer stands at the right facing the men, while a soldier in a kepi stands at the far right. The handwritten caption identifies the scene as the reception of Col. Wood by the 14th Brooklyn Regiment at Upton's Hill, Virginia, drawn by Alfred Waud in 1861.

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