The battle of Gettysburg. The gateway of the cemetery, the center of the Union position, First and Eleventh Corps LCCN2004661442
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The battle of Gettysburg. The gateway of the cemetery, the center of the Union position, First and Eleventh Corps LCCN2004661442, Edwin Forbes (1863), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil sketch shows a stone cemetery gateway at the center, with artillery, mounted troops, and horse-drawn wagons arranged across the foreground and a line of rolling hills beyond. Numbered and handwritten annotations mark positions and features, including references to rebel batteries and a road to Gettysburg.
