Burning of the Ship Thos. Watson by the boats of the Roanoke & Monticello off Charleston Oct. 16, 1861 LCCN2004661176
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Burning of the Ship Thos. Watson by the boats of the Roanoke & Monticello off Charleston Oct. 16, 1861 LCCN2004661176, Alfred Waud (1861), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch shows a three-masted sailing ship in the foreground with a flag, while smaller vessels and rising smoke appear on the water and a distant shoreline in the background. Labels on the drawing name the Roanoke, Monticello, and Thos. Watson, and the caption records the burning of the ship Thos. Watson by boats of the Roanoke and Monticello off Charleston on October 16, 1861. The work is attributed to Alfred Waud and dated 1861.
