
Civil War
At The Front
Painted in 1866 by George Cochran Lambdin, At the Front depicts a Union soldier in camp near the Rapidan.
Read morePainted in 1866 by George Cochran Lambdin, At the Front depicts a Union soldier in camp near the Rapidan.
Read moreThe painting depicts Fort Sumter after it had been pummeled by artillery during the first engagement of the Civil War.
Read morePainted in 1861 by Frederic Edwin Church, Our Banner in the Sky was an artistic response to the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter, which sparked the Civil War.
Read moreHolding the Line at All Hazards, painted by William Gilbert Gaul in 1882, depicts the courage of the Southern soldier during a brutal battle in the American Civil War.
Read moreThe statue of President Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall in Washington D.C. is captured at night.
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