Destruction of Genl. Lees lines of Communication in Virginia by Genl. Wilson LCCN2004660463
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Destruction of Genl. Lees lines of Communication in Virginia by Genl. Wilson LCCN2004660463, Alfred Waud (1864), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil and white-highlighted sketch on tan paper shows Union soldiers in a wooded landscape tearing up and stacking railroad ties, with thick smoke rising from a burning area. Groups of mounted troops, wagons and tents fill the hillside in the background, and a handwritten caption along the bottom reads Destruction of Genl. Lee's lines of communication in Virginia by Genl. Wilson. The work is credited to Alfred Waud and dated 1864.
