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1910 Lithograph Map American Civil War Edward Canby Mobile Alabama Raid CWM1 WAR1 He exhibited his Fauvist work

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He exhibited his Fauvist work at the Salon des Independants before being influenced by Paul Cezanne

Piazzetta" This is an original 1905 monochrome relief line-block print of an illustration by Joseph Pennell of the columns in the Piazza San Marco in Venice

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Dimensions: Approximately 4 x 5

1910 Lithograph Map American Civil War Edward Canby Mobile Alabama Raid CWM1 WAR1 He exhibited his Fauvist work"Canby's Campaign Against Mobile" This is an original 1910 two color lithographed map of Union Major General Edward Canby's campaign to take the Confederate city of Mobile, Alabama in the last days of the American Civil War. Working in conjunction with Union Brigadier General James H. Wilson, General Canby struck into the deep heart of the Confederacy, taking Mobile, and denying the few remaining Confederate troops the manufacturing and supplies once

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