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Uniforms of the American army, 1858-61, published by G. H. Buek and Company, 1885
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Uniforms of the American army, 1858-61, published by G. H. Buek and Company, 1885
XTD75435 Uniforms of the American army, 1858-61, published by G.H. Buek and Company, 1885 (colour litho) by Ogden, Henry Alexander (1856-1936) (after); Library of Congress, Washington D.C. USA; American, out of copyright
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Artillery Cadets Confederate Engineers Epaulettes General In Chief Officers
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This print showcases the "Uniforms of the American army, 1858-61" as published by G. H. Buek and Company in 1885. The image, a vibrant colour lithograph created by Henry Alexander Ogden, offers a fascinating glimpse into the military attire worn during this significant period in American history. The composition features an array of uniforms representing various ranks and divisions within the army. From the imposing figure of a general in chief to engineers, artillerymen, cadets, officers, and soldiers alike - each uniform is meticulously depicted with intricate details that highlight their unique characteristics. Epaulettes adorn shoulders while Confederate soldiers stand alongside their Union counterparts; together they represent opposing sides locked in conflict during the Civil War era. This visual juxtaposition serves as a reminder of the divided nation's struggle for unity. Preserved within the Library of Congress' vast collection in Washington D. C. , this historical artwork captures not only an important aspect of American military heritage but also provides valuable insights into fashion trends prevalent at that time. While copyright restrictions may apply due to its age and origin, it remains an invaluable resource for researchers and enthusiasts seeking to explore America's past through its military regalia. This remarkable piece invites viewers to delve deeper into our nation's rich history while appreciating both artistic skill and historical accuracy captured within this single frame.
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