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Thanksgiving in Camp (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)
Winslow Homer
November 29, 1862
The Nooning (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVII)
Winslow Homer
August 16, 1873
Under the Falls, Catskill Mountains, from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVI
Winslow Homer
September 14, 1878
Thanksgiving Day – Ways and Means (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. II)
Winslow Homer
November 27, 1858
Putney Bridge–The Return (recto); Untitled (verso); Flower Girls (verso); Barnes Bridge (verso); The Oysterman (verso); Barnes Common–Calling the Carriages (verso), from "London: A Pilgrimage"
Henri-Théophile Hildebrand
July 6, 1872
Historic Examples of Southern Chivalry, Illustrated by Thomas Nast – Dedicated to Jeff Davis (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
February 7, 1863
Watching the Boat Races, from "London: A Pilgrimage by Gustave Doré and Blanchard Jerrold", from "Harper's Weekly"
Paul-Parcel Jonnard
1872
John Morgan's Highwaymen Sacking a Peaceful Village in the West (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 6, p. 548)
Thomas Nast
August 30, 1862
The Battle of Bunker Hill – Watching the Fight from Copp's Hill, in Boston (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XIX)
Winslow Homer
1875
The War – Making Havelocks for the Volunteers (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, no. 235, cover)
Winslow Homer
June 29, 1861
The Seceding Alabama Delegation in Congress (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, no. 215, cover)
Anonymous, American, 19th century
February 9, 1861
Tracking Rabbits, from "Harper's Weekly"
Edwin Austin Abbey
December 20, 1873
Thanksgiving Day in the Army – After Dinner: The Wish-Bone (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VIII)
Winslow Homer
December 3, 1864
A "Negro" Regiment in Action (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
March 14, 1863
Open Your Mouth and Shut Your Eyes (from "Harper's Weekly")
John George Brown
May 16, 1874
Honor the Brave (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
October 24, 1863
Presidents Buchanan and Lincoln Entering the Senate Chamber Before the Inauguration (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, p. 165)
Anonymous, American, 19th century
March 16, 1861
The Approach of the British Pirate "Alabama" (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)
Winslow Homer
April 25, 1863
Wentworth Street, Whitechapel (recto); Borough Market (verso); Covent Garden Market–Early Morning (verso), from "London: A Pilgrimage by Gustave Doré and Blanchard Jerrold", from "Harper's Weekly"
Bertrands
February 22, 1873
Santa Claus in Camp (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 7, p. 1)
Thomas Nast
January 3, 1863
New Year's Day, 1864 (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
January 2, 1864
A Morning Ride (recto); The Tide of Business in the City (recto); A Greenwich Boat Traveler (recto); Resting on the Bridge (recto); A Sale at Tattersall's (verso), from "London: A Pilgrimage by Gustave Doré and Blanchard Jerrold", from "Harper's Weekly"
Paul-Parcel Jonnard
May 31, 1873
A Shell in Rebel Trenches (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)
Winslow Homer
January 17, 1863
The War for the Union, 1862 – A Cavalry Charge (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)
Winslow Homer
July 5, 1862
Fall Games – The Apple Bee (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. III)
Winslow Homer
November 26, 1859
The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President of the U.S. at the Capitol, Washington, March 4, 1861 (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, pp. 168-69)
Winslow Homer
March 16, 1861
Winter at Sea – Taking in Sail off the Coast (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XIII)
Winslow Homer
January 16, 1869
General McClellan Entering the Town of Frederick Maryland – The Popular Welcome (from "Harper's Weekly," vol. 6, p. 625)
Thomas Nast
October 4, 1862
Chime of Thirteen Bells for Christ Church, Cambridge, MA , Manufactured by Henry N. Cooper, Boston, MA (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. IV)
Winslow Homer
May 26, 1860
Emancipation of the Negroes – The Past and the Future (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
January 24, 1863
New York Charities – St. Barnabas House, 304 Mulberry Street (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVIII)
Winslow Homer
April 18, 1874
Skating Carnival in Brooklyn, February 10, 1862 (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VI)
Winslow Homer
February 22, 1862
Our Watering Places – Horse Racing at Saratoga (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. IX)
Winslow Homer
1865
A Group of Butternut Prisoners, Taken from Life (from "Harper's Weekly")
Thomas Nast
April 25, 1863
On the Beach – Two are Company, Three are None, from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XVI
Winslow Homer
August 17, 1872
The Songs of the War (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. 5, pp. 744-45)
Winslow Homer
November 23, 1861
Army of the Potomac – Sleeping on Their Arms (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VIII)
Winslow Homer
May 28, 1864
Sunday on the Canal, from "Harper's Weekly"
Paul Frenzeny
October 18, 1873
Pay-Day in the Army of the Potomac–Drawn by Mr. Winslow Homer, February 28, 1863 (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)
Winslow Homer
February 28, 1863
Honorable Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. IV)
Winslow Homer
December 8, 1860