Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
Animals at Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg: further Options for Understanding Battles?
Posted by: The staff on April 12, 2013
Walt Whitman’s Battles of Chancellorsville: Horrific Wounds, Night Fighting, and Other “Strange and Fearful Pictures”
Posted by: The staff on January 31, 2013
The Quick and the Undead? A Secret Sharer Outbound? (and an Aquia Steamboat in Color)
Posted by: The staff on October 30, 2012
The Canal-Boat Bridge (part 3): a Rare Sketch by an Iron Brigade Soldier, and the Editorial Bombardment that Transformed It
Posted by: The staff on October 27, 2012
“Listening” to a Sketch of Civil War Stafford County
Posted by: The staff on October 15, 2012
Understanding Spotsylvania’s Bloody Angle: an Old Collaboration and a New Blog
Posted by: The staff on August 23, 2012
150 years ago today–an iconic image
Posted by: The staff on August 19, 2012
Setting the Stage for War: A Pictorial Proto-Website from 1856
Posted by: The staff on January 18, 2012
A new piece of original art
Posted by: The staff on January 10, 2012
High-Ranking Skedaddle: a Previously Unidentified Sketch of Spotsylvania?
Posted by: The staff on February 20, 2011
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