Lee and his generals
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A chromolithographic group portrait shows a large gathering of Confederate officers in gray uniforms with gold trim, many holding sabers and slouch hats, arranged across a wooded clearing. The tall bearded figure in a light gray civilian-style suit stands at the right of the composition, apart from the uniformed men. Titled "Lee and his generals," the print is attributed to William B. Matthews and dated 1907.
