Sunken vessels, in the Rappahannock River… by Edwin Forbes

Pencil sketch of sunken boats in a river with a steamboat on the left and bare trees on the right bank.

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Sunken vessels, in the Rappahannock River, below Fredericksburg, with earthwork commanding the channel LCCN2004661597, Edwin Forbes (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil drawing shows several sunken and half-submerged boats in a wide river, with a steamboat carrying a group of figures on the left and bare trees along the right bank.

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Date

1862

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Public domain

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Landscapes, Drawings & Sketches