WATERCOLOR "CIVIL WAR SCENE" NOT SGN.

WATERCOLOR "CIVIL WAR SCENE" NOT SGN. 17.5X21"

Large hand drawn poster in ink and red watercolor, with a Civil War battle scene, General Ulysses S. Grant in the midst of the fight on horseback, and the words: "Face the Other Way Boys" in red acros

Lot 100 Unknown Artist (XX/XXI) Untitled (Civil War scene) watercolor on paper laid down signed indistinctly lower center image: 12 3/4 x inches mat: 14 1/8 x 21 1/8 inches Provenance: From a New York

of a French street scene. Sheppard 1833-1912 was from Richmond, Virginia and is famous for his Civil War scenes. He studied in Paris before the war and again in the 1870s. This watercolor shows good c

Francois Joseph Amie de Lemud (1816 – 1887, French.) American Civil War battlefield scene. 19th century watercolor painting on paper, matted and framed. Sight 10.75" x 6.25". Signed by artist "f. de

Four 20th C. Civil War themed watercolors on board, each signed "Dickson", depicting various battle scenes, including Calvary charging a Native American village, Union soldiers taking cover, an uphill

Watercolor triptych, SLR. Vibrant scenes with what appear to be Civil War era soldiers at an encampment with rolling hills in the distance. All three panels have been laid down to the backing board. M

RARE CIVIL WAR-THEMED COMMEMORATIVE MILITARY COLLAGELate 19th CenturyCharcoal, ink and blue watercolor on paper depicts Union soldiers in battle and leisure scenes. Framed together with a fork, knife

Dimensions: 6" X 5" Weight: Approx. 6.5 oz.

Oil On Canvas Of Civil War Battle Scene Attributed To James Tyler. 24" X 22 1/4"

Dimensions: 5" X 6.5" Weight: Approx. 6.5 oz.

Made in Connecticut, US, includes pendulum and key, untested, measures 25in tall.

Oil On Canvas Of Civil War Battle Scene attributed To James Tyler. 24" X 22 1/4"

Jerry Mundis, The Long Tattoo by Eric Corder 1968, image 16 x 11 in.

including Battle of Fort Donelson, Battle of Atlanta and the Battle of Kenesaw Mountain, first two images 18 x 25, last is 15 x 21 1/2.

This was made about a quarter century after the war by John C. Taylor.

having indistinct printers embossing lower left. Framed, not examined out of frame. Toning, a few stains, small losses. 19" high, 25 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a CT Private Collector.

Approx. 3 1/4" x 7 1/2" long. Has seperation at seam on bottom.

Civil War scene, Fort Sumter, Charleston, South Carolina sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed on cardstock, in original gallery packaging. 1

Four etchings on paper, framed together, depicting scenes from the American Civil War, individual titles as follows: 'Barbara Frietchie's Defiance,' 'Battle of Antiem,' 'Attack of the 'Monitor' on the

Signed in plate "E. Forbes," comprising, "Through the Wilderness," "Return from Pickett Duty," "Newspapers in Camp," "Newspaper Correspondent, New of Battle," "Home Sweet Home," and "Fall in for Soup.

Four etchings on paper, framed together, depicting scenes from the American Civil War, individual titles as follows: 'Barbara Frietchie's Defiance,' 'Battle of Antiem,' 'Attack of the 'Monitor' on the

Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co.

Civil War scene, Battle of Antietam, Abraham Lincoln and George B. McClellan meet at headquarters, October 1862. Sepia-tone photo print, after an original photograph by Alexander Gardner. Created in t