Civil War Art: From the ECW Blog Archives
We’ve been looking through the ECW Blog Archives, and here are some of the past posts about Civil War Art of that 19th Century era and created by eyewitnesses.
Conrad Wise Chapman and “The Life Insurance Brigade”
John Adams Elder: Fredericksburg’s Civil War Artist
Reflections on Eastman Johnson’s A Ride for Liberty
Sailor and an Artist – Robert Weir of the USS Richmond
The Picture Over the Door: N.C. Wyeth Illustrates the Civil War
Through An Artist’s Eyes: Battle of the Wilderness
ECW Weekender: Virginia Museum of the Civil War’s Art Gallery
A Visit to the Gettysburg Cyclorama
The Lincoln Tragedy In Artwork
Ulysses S. Grant’s Long Road from Donelson to Lowell
For articles about monuments as art and memory, please view the category “Monuments” for a full collection of posts.
Mini-series: Civil War History & the Dallas Museum of Art
- Civil War History & the Dallas Museum of Art: The Icebergs
- Civil War History & the Dallas Museum of Art: Lady Godiva
- Civil War History & The Dallas Museum of Art: Five Boys on a Wall
- Civil War History and the Dallas Museum of Art: The Bugler
- Civil War History and the Dallas Museum of Art: Warriors Fight, The Homefront Mourns
Mini-series: A Backstage Tour of the Atlanta Cyclorama
