1862 Collection (#72)

Nat am Fishing
Spears and arrows used by Native Americans when fishing

ZUNI MAN
Man of the Zuni people in somewhat westernised dress and carrying a gun

Blackfoot Man
Man of the Blackfeet people (here named Satsikaa )

Pueblo Warrior
Pueblo warrior

Osage Warrior
Man of the Osage people

Mohave Warrior
Warrior of the Mohave, with tattooing over most of his body

Iroquois Warrior
Iroquois warrior

CROW CHIEF
Chief of the Crow people

Comanche Warrior
Comanche warrior on horseback

Chippeway Warrior
Chippeway warrior

Chinook Woman
Chinook woman with her papoose tied into a carrying cradle

Navaho Chief
Navaho chief with spear and shield, in surprisingly European-like dress

Nat. American Writing
Native American (probably Comanche) inscriptions on stones and other items

Nat Aerican Ceramics
Ceramic objects of the Native American (probably Comanche) peoples in the esert states of western America

Nat Aerican Pipes
Ornamental pipes of the Native American (probably Comanche) peoples in the esert states of western America

Nat Aerican Pots
Native American (probably Comanche) pots rom the desert states of western America

Nat American Sites
Native American (probably Comanche) sites, described by Domenech as ancient fortifications though this description is arguable

Burial Mounds
Burial mounds constructed by Native Americans (probably Comanches) in the desert country of Oklahoma and nearby regions

Minnesota River
The valley of the Minnesota River as it flows through the desert

Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake in the desert region of Utah

Columbia River
Falls of the Columbia River in the Oregon desert

Utah Desert Rocks
Basalt rock formation in the Utah desert

Walahmette Valley
(Today Willamette) Located in Oregon : Fremont came here in 1844

Great Basin, USA
The Great Basin is an elevated desert region between the Sierra Nevada and the Rockies, located in five different states. It drains into the Great Salt Lake, Utah

William R, Colorado
The valley of the William River in the Oklahoma desert region

Colorado River Falls
Falls of the Little Colorado River (note the two figures contemplating the spectacle !)

Rock Writing USA
Writing and drawings incised on rocks in the Oklahoma desert by Native Americans

Pyramid Peak, USA
This pyramid-like hill (one of five of the kind) is a feature of the Oklahoma desert. Note that the vegetation is all to one side of the hill

Hills of Sand Oklahoma
Hills of sand in the American desert, on the Canadian River, Oklahoma

Natural Cylinders
Curious natural cylinders found in the American desert, in the Wichita mountains of southwest Oklahoma, USA

US Scenery Wichita
The picturesque Wichita range in southwest Oklahoma, formerly Comanche and Kiowa territory

Mcclellan Retreats
Union troops under McClellan are forced to retreat from the Chickahominy, Virginia : as he pulls out from his hq at Dr Trents Farm, stores and forage are destroyed by burning

Fredericksburg Bombarded
Federal troops, under the popular but incompetent general Burnside, bombard Fredericksbug, Virginia, across the Rappahannock river, but Lee will win the battle

Field Hospital
Lee loses 9000 men, Porter 4000 in the inconclusive battle of Gaines Mill, Virginia : casualties are treated in a field hospital at Savages Station

Mississippi Operation
Lightning flashes as Union forces land on Island number 10, where the Confederates have a battery which threatens river traffic

Mississippi Naval Fight
The Mississippi is the scene of continuous naval operations throughout the war : here Union vessels engage confederate forts below New Orleans

French Cow 1862
A French cow, 18 months old, owned by Monsieur de Laugaudin, Martel, Loire, first prize in the regional Moulins competition of 1862

Recruiting for North
Recruiting for the Union from a horse-bus in the streets of Philadelphia, city of brotherly love, with trumpets a-blaring and flags a-waving

Dancing on US Flag
Southerners dance on the Union flag at a wedding where Bishop Polk officiated

Edvard Nonnen
EDVARD NONNEN Swedish gentleman - but neither my paltry Swedish nor Google will tell me what he does for a living

Josephus Daniels
JOSEPHUS DANIELS Secretary of the U.S. Navy from 1912 to 1920

Santa Maria Maggiore
An inside view of the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome

Westminster Abbey / 1862
The Abbey on a sunday

Elixir of Life
The alchemist Margrave prepares the ELIXIR OF LIFE with the help of the Veiled Woman named Ayesha, and the narrator as assistant

Henry David Thoreau
HENRY DAVID THOREAU American writer

TUERs CARPET LOOM 1862
Tuer and Halls Power-Loom for weaving carpets. (Exhibited at the 1862 Exhibition, London)

Whymper on Matterhorn
Whymper in danger from a rock- fall on the Matterhorn

Out of Work Mediums
As the first enthusiasm for spiritualism wanes, the mediums find themselves out of a job

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"1862: A Year of Masonic Certificates, Battles, and Artistic Masterpieces" In 1862, the world witnessed a myriad of events that shaped history. Among them was the creation of a remarkable Masonic certificate by Anselm Feuerbach, showcasing his artistic prowess. Miriam, an exquisite piece from this year's collection, captivated art enthusiasts with its intricate details. Meanwhile, on the battlefield at Ramnuggur, the Charge of the Light Dragoons unfolded in all its glory. The brave soldiers displayed unparalleled valor as they fought for their cause during this pivotal moment in history captured forever in PCWR3P-00006. Back home, Fowlers Steam Engine revolutionized transportation and industry with its innovative design. Its powerful locomotion propelled progress forward into a new era. Artists like Edouard Manet left an indelible mark on society through their creations. "Oysters, " painted on canvas in 1862 by Manet himself, became a symbol of elegance and sophistication. Across the Atlantic Ocean in Antietam, Maryland, a photograph immortalized President Abraham Lincoln alongside General George B. McClellan during one of America's bloodiest battles. The image taken by Alexander Gardner likely on October 3rd depicted both leaders amidst chaos, strategizing to bring peace back to their nation torn apart by civil war. The Battle of Munfordville, Kentucky further intensified these turbulent times as opposing forces clashed fiercely over territory, fueling tensions that engulfed the entire country. Amidst all this turmoil, the Warren Farm School provided solace and education to young minds seeking refuge from societal upheaval. Brighton, Sussex became a sanctuary where knowledge thrived despite adversity. Notably, the General Locomotive emerged as an engineering marvel, powering progress across vast distances. Its iron wheels carried dreams and aspirations towards uncharted horizons. In the midst of war, faith remained a guiding light.