Rifle pits on the right of the Orange Turnpike occupied by the regulars on the first day and by the 6th corps subsequently LCCN2004661005
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Rifle pits on the right of the Orange Turnpike occupied by the regulars on the first day and by the 6th corps subsequently LCCN2004661005, Alfred Waud (1863), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch on tinted paper depicts a wide battlefield view with infantry lines, mounted officers, and a flag-bearing rider in the foreground, while artillery smoke rises in the distance. Handwritten annotations label the rifle pits and the Orange Turnpike, and the sheet is attributed to Alfred Waud, dated 1863.
