The 3rd Custer div. on the 7th of Octr. retiring and burning the forage Etc. Somewhere near Mt. Jackson LCCN2004660783
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The 3rd Custer div. on the 7th of Octr. retiring and burning the forage Etc. Somewhere near Mt. Jackson LCCN2004660783, Alfred Waud (1864), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch with grey wash shows mounted Union cavalry in the foreground, with officers and a flag bearer, while smoke and fires rise across a distant landscape. The inscription on the sheet describes the 3rd Custer division on the 7th of October retiring and burning the forage, somewhere near Mt. Jackson. The work is attributed to Alfred Waud and dated 1864.
