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Engraving of a military funeral procession with a black draped hearse and soldiers moving up a crowded city avenue.

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General Grant’s funeral - the procession passing up Fifth Avenue, Thure de Thulstrup (1885), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A wood-engraved street scene shows a long military funeral procession moving up a city avenue lined with dense crowds. A black draped catafalque on a raised platform is drawn by dark horses, flanked by uniformed soldiers with plumed helmets and rifles, while spectators fill the sidewalks and balconies of tall stone buildings. The work is the print Thure de Thulstrup made in 1885, recording the funeral procession for General Grant.

Museum record: Library of Congress