Battery No. 1.-100 and 200 pounder Parrots opposite Yorktown and Gloucester in front of Farenholts house LCCN2004660461
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Battery No. 1.-100 and 200 pounder Parrots opposite Yorktown and Gloucester in front of Farenholts house LCCN2004660461, Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Battery No. 1.-100 and 200 pounder Parrots opposite Yorktown and Gloucester in front of Farenholts house LCCN2004660461, Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comBattery No. 1.-100 and 200 pounder Parrots opposite Yorktown and Gloucester in front of Farenholts house LCCN2004660461, Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-68386931">artnap.com</a>
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A pencil and white chalk drawing on brown paper shows an artillery battery with several cannons firing, surrounded by billowing smoke and groups of soldiers manning the guns. Sandbag and earthen emplacements, a flat open landscape and a distant tree line fill the scene. The work is attributed to Alfred Waud and dated 1862, and is held by Wikimedia Commons.
