Indian War - Indians Attacking a Wagon Train

Harper's Weekly

Indian War - Indians Attacking a Wagon Train, Prints by  Harper's Weekly
  • wood engraving
Marked Down $125.00
Gallery Price $275.00
Title
Indian War - Indians Attacking a Wagon Train
Artist
Harper's Weekly
Medium
Hand-colored wood engraving
Sight size
8 1/2" height X 13" width
Frame
Gold beaded fillet, archival mat board, dark stained wood molding with gold sight edge (custom)
Frame size
15" height X 19 1/2" width
Date of creation
1868
Condition
Excellent (art and frame)
Provenance
From the famed from the AP Fenderson collection APF
About The Indian War - Indians Attacking a Wagon Train

Both sides endured casualties in this dramatic scene.

About Harper's Weekly

"Published by Harper and Brothers from 1857 until 1916, Harper's Weekly featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor accompanied by illustrations. It covered the American Civil War, including many illustrations of events from the war.

By 1860 its circulation approximated 200,000.  Renowned illustrators of the time contributed their work: Winslow Homer, Granville Perkins and Livingston Hopkins to name a few."  Wikipedia

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Cultures

USA

Medium

Prints

Subject

American Indians, War

Keywords

Harpers Weekly, wood engraving