Lost MTN Lccn2004661046 by Alfred Waud (1864) | Artnap

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Pencil sketch of a hill beyond tree lines, with two men walking a road in the foreground, labeled Lost Mtn.

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A pencil drawing by Alfred Waud, dated 1864, shows a rolling hill rising above a line of trees across an open field. Two figures walk along a road bordered by brushwood or fencing in the foreground, and the handwritten inscription reads "Lost Mtn".

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1864

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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