8 Free Artworks of War Correspondents Of The American Civil War

frank leslie prints in the missouri history museum the illustrated london news 1861 frank vizetelly (war correspondent)american civil war in 1861 battle of ball's bluff frank vizetelly frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 william waud american civil war in 1862

Union cavalry charge at Honey Springs, Frank Leslie, 29 August 1863

union cavalry of the american civil war paintings of cavalry in battle

The Newspaper Correspondent, 1876

prints in the missouri history museum edwin forbes

The Civil War in America-retreat of the Federalists after the fight at Ball's Bluff, upper Potomac, Virginia - from a sketch by our special artist. LCCN90708961, Frank Vizetelly, 23 November 1861

frank vizetelly (war correspondent)the illustrated london news 1861

The Civil War in America- the fight at Ball's Bluff, upper Potomac - desperate effort made by the 15th Massachusetts Regiment to clear the woods by a bayonet charge LCCN2002711250, Frank Vizetelly, 23 November 1861

frank vizetelly (war correspondent)the illustrated london news 1861

The artist, William Waud, sketching the naval engagement between the Federal Fleet and the Confederate forts, rams, and gunboats, on the Mississippi River, from the foretop of the war steamer 'Mississippi'., Frank Leslie, 31 May 1862

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 19th-century unidentified engravers

View of steamers sunk by the Rebels between Island Number Ten and New Madrid, Alexander Simplot, 3 May 1862

prints in the missouri history museum harper's weekly, 1862

William Waud Leslies 1862, Frank Leslie

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 william waud

"Collision Between the Federal Troops Under Colonel McNeil and the Citizens of St. Louis, MO. - The Fire on the Troops Taking Effect Upon the Recorder's Court, Which was then in Session.", Frank Leslie, 29 June 1861

american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museum prints in the missouri history museum

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