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Pencil sketch of a seated soldier in a kepi and buttoned jacket, resting with arms on knees, on tinted paper.

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Taking his comfort LCCN2004661599, Edwin Forbes (1864), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil drawing on tinted paper shows a uniformed man seated on the ground with his knees drawn up and his arms resting on them, gazing to the left. He wears a kepi with a visible insignia, a buttoned jacket, and laced boots. The inscription at lower right reads Rappahannock Station, Va. March 14th, 1864, and the sheet is catalogued as Taking his comfort by Edwin Forbes.

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