Americans along the line of march attracted considerable attention
William Henry Walker · 1871-1938
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A pen and ink drawing shows a ceremonial procession moving along a street lined with crowds, with mounted riders, an ornate gilded carriage, and guards in ceremonial dress. Grandstands above the route hold named spectators whose seats are labeled with cities and rent amounts, and the sheet is signed and dated 1911. The work is titled "Americans along the line of march attracted considerable attention" and is attributed to William Henry Walker.
