385 Free Artworks of Wood Engravings In The Library Of Congress

miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congressfrank lesliefrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbesfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwillfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863american civil war in 1862frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
A quarrel over cards-a sketch from a New Mexican ranch - drawn by Frederic Remington ; R. Stauden Baur. LCCN91483074, Frederic Remington, 1887
hudson river school,impressionism,realism,realismfrederic remington
South Carolina-The November election-The dead-lock in the state legislature at Columbia - from sketches by Harry Ogden. LCCN98518306, Frank Leslie, 1876
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1876harry ogden
Another president who had a rise in the world-"From the toe-path to the White House" - F. Opper. LCCN98504918, Frederick Burr Opper, 1881
illustrations by frederick burr opperpuck, 1881
The insult returned - "Men and brethren! The Cincinnati Convention has proved a fiasco, and it did not name the next president" - Th. Nast. LCCN2001695527, Thomas Nast, 1872
harper's weekly illustrations by thomas nastcolumbia
Glimpses at the Freedmen's Bureau. Issuing rations to the old and sick - from a sketch by our special artist, Jas. E. Taylor. LCCN2009633700, Frank Leslie, 1866
miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congressfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1866
Celebration of the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia by the colored people, in Washington, April 19, 1866 - sketched by F. Dielman. LCCN00651116, Frederick Dielman
celebration of the abolition of slavery in the district of columbia by frederick dielmanmiscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congress
The battle of Corinth, fought October 4, 1862 The struggle over Robinett's battery - Stanley's division coming up to the support - - sketched by Mr. A. Simplot. LCCN00650874, Alexander Simplot
miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congressalexander simplot
The war in Louisiana - Gen. Lee's cavalry fording Cane River, March 31 Sketches of Army life - weighing out rations - from a sketch by our special artist, Edwin Forbes. - from a sketch by LCCN94507513, Frank Leslie, 7 May 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
Secrets of the prison-house-a cell in the female department of the Washington jail - from a sketch made on the spot by our special artist, Mr. Lumley. LCCN91795088, Frank Leslie, 1861
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861arthur lumley
The War in Virginia - rebuilding railway bridge over Goose Creek, near Manassas Gap, by Col. Geary, 28th Pennsylvania Regiment - sketched by - Edwin Forbes. LCCN93514191, 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbes
"She pretended to eat a little of the furmity with the leaden spoon." - R. Barnes. An engagement in the oyster war on the Chesapeake - - from a sketch by F. Cresson Schell LCCN91789398, Frank Cresson Schell, 1886
harper's weekly, 1886oyster wars
Shipment of cotton at Savannah, for New York, on account of the U.S. Government - from a sketch by our special artist, W.T. Crane. LCCN96509619, Frank Leslie, 1865
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1865william t. crane
Loading wagons on the Calle de Cesar, Matamoras, for Piedras Negras - from sketch by our special artist, C.E.H. Bonwill. LCCN97518764, Frank Leslie, 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
Thanksgiving festivities at Fort Pulaski, Georgia, Thursday, Nov. 27 - from a sketch by our special artist, W.T. Crane. LCCN89714605, Frank Leslie, 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863william t. crane
"All Hail and Farewell to the Pacific Railroad." Wendell Phillips (Indian with knife lying on track in path of oncoming locomotive, Rocky Mountains in background) LCCN99614237, Thomas Nast, 1869
union pacific railroadharper's weekly, 1869
Our Mexican frontier - cotton press at Piedras Negras, on the Rio Grande, the centre of the rebel trade - from a sketch by our special artist, C.E. Bonwill. LCCN97518843, Frank Leslie, 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
The campaign in Tennessee - Interior of Fort Henry, on the morning after its capture, February 6 - from a sketch by Mr. H. Lovie, our special artist with Commodore Foote's expedition. LCCN2007675765, Frank Leslie, 6 February 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henri lovie
The great railway strike-attempt to start a freight train, under a guard of United States marshals, at East St. Louis, Illinois - from a sketch by G. J. Nebinger. LCCN90707123, Frank Leslie, 10 April 1886
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1886east st. louis, illinois
Colonel Burnsides brigade at Bull Run, First and Second Rhode Island, and Seventy-First New York Regiments, with their Artillery, Attacking the Rebel Batteries at Bull Run. Sketched on the LCCN2004660449, Alfred Waud, 1861
drawings (documentary) collection in the library of congressillustrations by alfred waud
What a trifle may embroil nations! British lion to American eagle, "In the name of Queen Victoria, the royal family, and over a million of children, I demand his release." - Th. Nast. LCCN2002706217, Thomas Nast, 1882
harper's weekly, 1882works by thomas nast
Evacuation of Corinth, Mississippi, lately held by the rebel General Beauregard - Burning of stations, warehouses and supplies - Entry of National troops - from a sketch by our special LCCN2003652570, Frank Leslie, 21 June 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henri lovie
Sword presented to Major-General Fremont LCCN90709508 (cropped), Edwin Forbes, 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbes
The campaign on the Potomac - unsuccessful attempt of the Rebels to destroy dam no. 5, on the upper Potomac, near Williamsport, Maryland, December 1861 - from a sketch by Capt. Henry Bacon LCCN2004669781, Frank Leslie, 18 January 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henry a. bacon
Contrabands building a levee on the Mississippi river, below Baton Rouge, under the direction of Capt. Hodge, Gen. Augur's staff - Baton Rouge in the distance - sketched March 13, by our LCCN92521909, Francis H. Schell, 13 March 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863francis h. schell
The restoration of the Union - inauguration of Hon. Michael Hahn, Governor of Louisiana, on Lafayette Square, New Orleans, March 4 - from a sketch by our special artist, C.E.H. Bonwill. LCCN2003668328, Frank Leslie, 2 April 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
The war in Louisiana - destruction of the U.S. transport John Warner by confederate batteries on Red River, May 4 - from a sketch by our special artist, C.E.H. Bonwill. LCCN97501516, Charles E. H. Bonwill, 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
Scenes and incidents of the Great Indian Council, at Medicine Lodge Creek, Kansas - from sketches by our special artist, Jas. E. Taylor. LCCN95506151, Frank Leslie, 1867
miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congressfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1867
Virginia - a scene in the streets of Richmond - the Darwinian theory illustrated - a case of natural selection - from a sketch by W.L. Sheppard. LCCN98511315, Frank Leslie, 1872
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1872william ludwell sheppard
"Stone Walls Do Not a Prison Make" - Old Song. "No prison is big enough to hold the Boss." In on one side and out at the other - Th. Nast. LCCN2002723397, Frank Leslie, 1872
miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congressfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1872
Invasion of Maryland - General Meade's army crossing the Antietam in pursuit of Lee, July 12 - from a sketch by our special artist, E. Forbes. LCCN00652506, Edwin Forbes, 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863edwin forbes
The American juggernaut Everything noble, patriotic, and progressive is crushed beneath the remorseless tread of that mammoth monster of corruption, cruelty, and fraud, the vampire rings of LCCN95512262, Matt Morgan, 1873
1873 in the united statesmatt morgan (cartoonist)
Secrets of the prison-house-the black hole of Washington, D.C. - from sketches made on the spot by our special artist, Mr. A. Lumley. LCCN91795204, Frank Leslie, 28 December 1861
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861arthur lumley
Pennsylvania-Robert M. Ammon, the leader of the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne railroad strike, at his post, directing the movements of the strikers - from a sketch by John Donaghy. LCCN90707125, Frank Leslie, 1877
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1877john donaghy
Captain Semmes, Mason Jackson, 10 October 1863
the illustrated london news 1863mason jackson
The inauguration ball, Treasury Department, Washington, D.C. - the scene on the arrival of President Grant and his wife - from a sketch by James E. Taylor. LCCN2001695231, Frank Leslie, 20 March 1869
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1869james e. taylor
Washington, D.C. - The great inauguration ball on Tuesday evening, the 4th of March, in the temporary building in Judiciary Square - from a sketch by Jas. E. Taylor. LCCN00650935, James E. Taylor, 22 March 1873
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873james e. taylor
New York City - Cheap lodging-houses as nests of disease -A night scene in a "five-cent" den on Pearl Street - Hyde ; from sketches by Joseph Becker. LCCN99400314, Frank Leslie, 1882
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1882carl joseph becker
The war in Virginia - Officers and men of Meade's army discovering unburied Union dead on the old battlefield of Bull Run - from a sketch by our special artist, Edwin Forbes. LCCN00652063, 14 November 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863edwin forbes
Explosion of the Powder Barges Hendricks and General Meade at City Point, VA, August 8. LCCN97518843 (cropped), Frank Leslie, 3 September 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864edward f. mullen
The head of the canal, opposite Vicksburg, Miss., now being cut by command of Gen. Grant - from a sketch by our special artist, Henri Lovie. LCCN95512770, Frank Leslie, 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863henri lovie
The war in Virginia - the 22nd Colored Regiment, Duncan's brigade, carrying the first line of Rebel works before Petersburg - from a sketch by our special artist, Edwin Forbes. LCCN94507515, 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864edwin forbes
Secrets of the prison-house-the black hole of Washington, D.C. - from sketches made on the spot by our special artist, Mr. A. Lumley. LCCN91795204-2, Frank Leslie, 28 December 1861
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861arthur lumley
The plantation police or home-guard examining Negro passes on the levee road below New Orleans - from a sketch by our special artist, F.B. Schell. LCCN2009630225, Frederic B. Schell, 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863frederic b. schell
The War in Virginia - Battle of Rappahannock Station, Nov. 7 - a portion of Sedgwick's Sixth Corps, - and the skirmishers of the 4th New York charging the Rebel works - sketched by - Edwin LCCN93514173, Edwin Forbes, 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863edwin forbes
Appalling calamity at Johnstown, Pa., on Friday, Sept. 14th, caused by the falling of a railroad bridge crowded with the citizens of the town, during the visit of President Johnson and suite LCCN98510867, Frank Leslie, 6 October 1866
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1866charles e. h. bonwill
General Rosencranz, (i.e. Rosecrans) commanding the Department of Western Virginia, surrounded by his staff, at their headquarters, Clarksburg, Va. - from a sketch by our special artist with LCCN92508758, Frank Leslie, 21 September 1861
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861henri lovie
The war in South Carolina - view of the fortifications erected at Hilton Head - - LCCN2014647457 (cropped), Frank Leslie, 19 July 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862william t. crane
Battle of Antietam, Maryland-Burnside's division carrying the bridge over the Antietam Creek, and storming the Rebel position, after a desperate conflict of four hours, Wednesday, September LCCN00652060, Edwin Forbes, 11 October 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbes
The war in Louisiana - view of Natchitoches The war in Tennessee - rebel massacre of the Union troops after the surrender at Fort Pillow, April 12. - From a sketch by our special artist, LCCN2015648987, Charles E. H. Bonwill, 7 May 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
The war in Louisiana - view of Natchitoches, 1864 - From a sketch by our special artist, LCCN2015648987 (cropped), Charles E. H. Bonwill, 7 May 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
The Army telegraph - setting up the wire during an action The Army telegraph - the operator at work - - sketched by Mr. A.R. Waud. A signal station at night - sketched Mr. Theodore R. Davis. LCCN94510098, Alfred Waud, 1863
illustrations by alfred waudharper's weekly, 1863
Putting a premium on peculation The helping hand. The hospitable hearth. Canada offers every social advantage to enterprising young men of easy morals and financial agility - - F. Opper. LCCN2015645569, Frederick Burr Opper, 1884
illustrations by frederick burr opperpuck, 1884
Leslie five points new york 1885 3c22660v, Frank Leslie, 5 December 1885
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1885five points, manhattan
Celebration of the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia by the colored people, in Washington, April 19, 1866 Henry A. Smythe, Esq. - - Sketched by F. Dielman. LCCN2015647679, Frederick Dielman, 12 May 1866
harper's weekly, 1866henry augustus smythe
The Rebel forces under General Jackson advancing upon the Rappahannock Station at the river - National batteries replying to the Rebel artillery, August 23, being the commencement of the LCCN93514296, Frank Leslie, 20 September 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbes
The war in South Carolina - view of the fortifications erected at Hilton Head The war in South Carolina - the new government buildings for "contrabands" erected at Hilton Head - - From a LCCN2014647457, Frank Leslie, 19 July 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862william t. crane
The war in Virginia-Capture of three Rebel guns, near Culpeper, by General Custen's cavalry brigade, Sept. 14 - from a sketch by our special artist, Mr. Edwin Forbes. LCCN00652062, 3 October 1863
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863edwin forbes
Interior of Messrs. Leavitt and Delissier's sales-room, Broadway, New York LCCN98500399, Frank Leslie, 1856
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1856george ayres leavitt
The ladies' gallery of the Senate during the impeachment trial W.S.L. Jewett, William Jewett, 1868
impeachment trial of andrew johnsonwilliam jewett
The Civil War in America, Naval Engagement in Hampton Roads, the Confederate Iron-Plated Steamer Merrimac (or Virginia) running into the Federal Sloop Cumberland, Edwin Weedon, 5 April 1862
the illustrated london news 1862edwin weedon
St. Augustine: Part (Below Thirty Degrees Latitude) is on the Mainland of Florida, but the Sea Coast is More Low-Lying and thus Torn Away and Rendered Island-Like, John White, 1589
old maps of st. augustine, floridajohn white (colonist and artist)
"The forlorn hope" - volunteer storming party, consisting of portions of the 7th Michigan and 19th Massachusetts, crossing the Rappahannock in advance of the Grand Army, to drive off the LCCN97519468, Frank Leslie, 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henri lovie
Rebel position near Centreville, Va., at the crossing of the Orange and Alexandria Railway over Bull Run, showing rebel encampment, fortifications, etc. - from a sketch by our special artist LCCN90709508, Edwin Forbes, 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862edwin forbes
Battle of Pleasant Hill Louisiana, Frank Leslie, 14 May 1864
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1864charles e. h. bonwill
Maryland and Pennsylvania farmers visiting the battle-field of Antietam while the National troops were burying the dead and carrying off the wounded Brick house on the Potomac, near LCCN2017650942, Francis H. Schell, 18 October 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862francis h. schell
The late Senator Sumner. Ceremonies in the Capitol - colored people of Washington, headed by Frederick Douglass, viewing the remains - Sketched by Joseph Becker. LCCN2012646118, Frank Leslie, 28 March 1874
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 18741874 in the united states
Work on the last mile of the Pacific Railroad-Mingling of European with Asiatic laborers - sketched by A. R. Waud. LCCN2001695508, Alfred Waud, 1869
first transcontinental railroadillustrations by alfred waud
Brown, his son, and another of the outlaws awaiting examination, sketched by Porte Crayon, David Hunter Strother, 5 November 1859
harper's weekly, 1859david hunter strother
Genl. Andrew Jackson, 1828. Protector & defender of beauty & booty, Orleans LCCN2003656574, Cephas Grier Childs
works by cephas grier childsandrew jackson
Grand Celebration of the Cincinnati Steam Fire Dept. in honor of the opening of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. "A Steamer" of the fire dept. of Cincinnati turning out to a fire; LCCN2006677829, Frank Leslie, 6 June 1857
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1857cincinnati in the 1850s
Reception of the wounded soldiers by the national authorities at Fortress Monroe, Va. - the cars conveying them to the hospital - surgeons dressing their wounds, Francis H. Schell, 16 August 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862francis h. schell
Reception of the American Deputation by President Diaz, Frank Leslie, 15 March 1879
united states in the 1870smexico in the 1870s
A description of a view of New York, now exhibiting at the Panorama, Leicester Square LCCN2003666326, 1834
views from manhattan, new york citypanorama, leicester square
Autumn LCCN2003677889, Alexander Anderson, between 1810 and 1830
alexander anderson (illustrator)alexander anderson
M.B. Brady's new photographic gallery, corner of Broadway and Tenth Street, New York LCCN95508946, Frank Leslie, 1861
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861civil war glass negatives
Oyster war 1888 Leslie's, Frank Leslie
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1888frank adams
Orange Riot 1871, Frank Leslie
25th street (manhattan)orange riots
Chicago Zouaves, Frank Leslie, 1860
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1860united states zouave cadets
Emancipation LCCN2004665360, Thomas Nast, 1865
abolitionism in the united states1865 wood engravings
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie right detail2, Frank Leslie, 1873
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie left detail5, Frank Leslie, 1873
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie right, Frank Leslie, circa 1872
frank leslie's illustrated newspapergreat boston fire of 1872
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie left detail, Frank Leslie, circa 1872
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie left detail4, Frank Leslie, circa 1872
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
Ruins after fire ca1872 Boston FrankLeslie left, Frank Leslie, circa 1873
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1873great boston fire of 1872
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