General Sickles and Staff in a reconnoitering expedition along the banks of the Potomac LCCN2004660374
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General Sickles and Staff in a reconnoitering expedition along the banks of the Potomac LCCN2004660374, Alfred Waud (1860), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil and white-chalk drawing on brown paper shows a group of mounted officers and soldiers crossing shallow water beneath a tree-lined bank and a cloud. The officer in front wears a kepi and carries a sword, with staff members following behind. The work is titled General Sickles and Staff in a reconnoitering expedition along the banks of the Potomac, attributed to Alfred Waud, dated 1860.
