Broadside views of three sidewheel steamships-) U.S. Transport Ericcson, U.S. Transport Mayflower, and U.S. Transport "Empire City" LCCN2004660627
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Broadside views of three sidewheel steamships-) U.S. Transport Ericcson, U.S. Transport Mayflower, and U.S. Transport "Empire City" LCCN2004660627, Alfred Waud (1860), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Broadside views of three sidewheel steamships-) U.S. Transport Ericcson, U.S. Transport Mayflower, and U.S. Transport "Empire City" LCCN2004660627, Alfred Waud (1860), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comBroadside views of three sidewheel steamships-) U.S. Transport Ericcson, U.S. Transport Mayflower, and U.S. Transport "Empire City" LCCN2004660627, Alfred Waud (1860), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-68391124">artnap.com</a>
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Three pencil sketches stacked on one sheet show sidewheel steamships labeled as U.S. Transports Ericsson, Mayflower, and Empire City, each in profile over rippling water. The drawings are rendered in graphite with light shading, and the top and bottom vessels carry masts and rigging. This drawing by Alfred Waud, dated 1860, is held by Wikimedia Commons.
