Alfred Rudolph Waud, Neutrals

Alfred Rudolph Waud

1865

Lincoln

Alfred Waud’s ‘Lincoln’ captures a poignant 1865 scene at Ford Theatre with the somber realism of the Civil War era. This detailed watercolor sketch portrays President Lincoln amidst a gathering, offering a timeless glimpse into American history. Discover this remarkable artwork.

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Carrying Off The Wounded After The Battle

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Market Scene In Macon

Alfred Rudolph Waud

The Pioneer

Alfred Rudolph Waud

The Goliad Massacre

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Meeting Of Washington And Rochambeau

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Negroes Escaping Out Of Slavery

A poignant lithograph by Waud depicting African Americans mourning after the Civil War. Explore this powerful 19th-century illustration of loss & community through cross-hatching & geometric forms.

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Pennsylvania Soldiers Voting At The Army

Alfred Rudolph Waud

The Palace Hotel

Alfred Rudolph Waud

From A Book

Explore 'From A Book' by Alfred Waud – a detailed monochrome illustration of Civil War soldiers. Engraved realism & historical scenes from 1891 London.

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Pickett's Charge At Gettysburg

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Railroad Building On The Great Plains

Alfred Rudolph Waud

The First Published Picture Of Wild Bill

Alfred Rudolph Waud

General Custer Presenting Captured Confederate Flags

Alfred Rudolph Waud

Custer's Last Fight

Explore Waud’s ‘Custer’s Last Fight,’ a dramatic Civil War engraving showcasing battle chaos & national pride. A powerful historical illustration, perfect for art collectors.