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CIVIL WAR: NEWS, 1862. News from the War. Engraving after sketches made by Winslow Homer
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CIVIL WAR: NEWS, 1862. News from the War. Engraving after sketches made by Winslow Homer
CIVIL WAR: NEWS, 1862.
News from the War. Engraving after sketches made by Winslow Homer, of Union Army soldiers and family members receiving news of the progress of the war, 1862
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1862 Amputee Artist Crying Despair Home Homer Letter Naval Navy News Newspaper Reading Richmond Sketch Train Union Union Army Winslow Wounded
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CIVIL WAR: NEWS, 1862. A poignant depiction of the impact of war on Union Army soldiers and their families, this engraving captures a moment of despair and longing. Created by renowned artist Winslow Homer, the scene portrays men and women anxiously receiving news about the progress of the Civil War. Set against an exterior backdrop, we see a group gathered in both sorrow and anticipation. Men with amputated limbs bear witness to the physical tolls of battle, while others read newspapers or letters with expressions ranging from sadness to hope. The presence of naval officers suggests that even those serving at sea are not exempt from these emotional moments. Homer's skillful sketching brings forth raw emotions as he masterfully conveys the weight carried by those affected by war. The interior setting hints at a home environment where loved ones gather for solace amidst uncertainty. The inclusion of Richmond in the background serves as a reminder that this news is directly linked to one of the most significant Confederate cities during that time period. This powerful artwork offers us a glimpse into history – reminding us not only of the sacrifices made but also highlighting our shared humanity in times of turmoil.
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