Richard Norris Brooke - Wikipedia
WEBA Civil War genre painting of 1872, Furling the Flag, is in the collection of the West Point Museum.
Furled But Not Forgotten — Embattled Emblem
WEBWhat would the history of the Confederate flag be like if it had been furled once and for all in 1865? Image: Furling of the Flag (1872) Richard Norris Brooke’s melodramatic scene of Confederate soldiers weeping over a flag being rolled up for the last time captured the grief that Confederate soldiers felt when they turned over their battle ...
Finding Meaning in the Flag: Furl that Banner
WEBOct 20, 2017 · In a letter to John Letcher, the governor of Virginia during the Civil War, Lee firmly stated that all citizens should put aside bad blood and unite in efforts to forget the effects of war. The Confederate flag is one of the marks of …
Furling The Flag 1872 - Ocean's Bridge Oil Paintings
WEBThe Furling The Flag 1872 painting originally painted by Richard Norrls Brooke can be yours today. All reproductions are hand painted by talented artists. Free Shipping.
Albert Bierstadt Museum: Furling the Flag Richard Norris Brooke
WEBAlbert Bierstadt Online, Furling the Flag, Oil Paintings Only For Art Lovers! This is a non-profits site and shows all the paintings of Albert Bierstadt's art works.
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WEBThe Hartford was a sloop-of-war, named for the capital of the state of Connecticut and launched in 1858 from the Boston Navy Yard. In January 1862, it was the flagship of …
Winslow Homer, Reassessed - The New Yorker
WEBApr 11, 2022 · In the spring of 1862, Winslow Homer observed the sharpshooting soldiers trained to use these weapons while encamped with the Union Army at the Virginia front.
West Point Museum - Richard Norris Brooke, Furling the Flag
WEBRichard Norris Brooke, Furling the Flag, 1872. Oil on canvas. (West Point Museum Collection, United States Military Academy; Gift of Mr. Alexander McCook...
The Furling of the Flags | CQ2 | Ed Murphy
WEBApr 11, 2008 · The act could be defended, if needful, by the suggestion that such a salute was not to the cause for which the flag of the Confederacy stood, but to its going down before the flag of the Union. My main reason, however, was one for which I sought no authority nor asked forgiveness.
Furling the Flag by Richard Brooke. (Y) - Military Art
WEBFurling the Flag was painted in 1872, when the artist was in residence at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. the Civil War had ended in 1865 and the painting reflects the deep sorrow of the defeated soldiers as they furl the flag to …
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