William Tecumseh Sherman Collection (page 2)

William Tecumseh Sherman and his Generals, American Civil War, 1865 (1955). Seated: John Alexander Logan, William Tecumseh Sherman, Henry Warner Slocum and Francis Preston Blair, Jr

General William Tecumseh Sherman, American general. One of the foremost Union generals of the American Civil War, Sherman (1820-1891)

William Tecumseh Sherman, Union general, 1862-1867. Artist: Brady
William Tecumseh Sherman, Union general, 1862-1867. One of the foremost Union generals of the American Civil War, Sherman (1820-1891)

Surrender of General Johnston to General Sherman, 26 April 1865, (1872). Confederate general Joseph Eggleston Johnston surrenders to William Tecumseh Sherman at the end of the American Civil War

The surrender of Confederate forces in North Carolina, American Civil War, 1865. Artist: Currier and Ives
The surrender of Confederate forces in North Carolina, American Civil War, 1865. Union General William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891) (left)

William Tecumseh Sherman, American soldier, 1869. Artist: Matthew Brady
William Tecumseh Sherman, American soldier, 1869. One of the foremost Union generals of the American Civil War, Sherman (1820-1891)

William Tecumseh Sherman, American soldier, 1864. Artist: Matthew Brady
William Tecumseh Sherman, American soldier, 1864. One of the foremost Union generals of the American Civil War, Sherman (1820-1891)

William Tecumseh Sherman, American soldier. One of the foremost Union generals of the American Civil War, Sherman (1820-1891)

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Union General William Tecumseh Sherman in his Civil War uniform. Hand-colored engraving of a 19th-century portrait

William Tecumseh Sherman Great Generals series
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Digitally restored Civil War print featuring Famous Union Commanders. Included Generals are, George Thomas, Irvin McDowell, Admiral Farragut, Philip Kearney, N.P

American history painting of Civil War General William Sherman
Vintage American history painting of Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman. Original painted by George Peter Alexander Healy

Digitally restored early Civil War print from 1862 featuring the primary Union Generals. Included Generals are, Banks, McDowell, Dix, Butler, Wool, McClellan, Winfield Scott, Burnside, Sprague

Vintage Civil War print of General Sherman and his Generals on horseback
Vintage Civil War print of General William Tecumseh Sherman and his Generals, on horseback, at Savannah Georgia

Digitally restored Civil War artwork featuring General Sherman on horseback
Digitally restored Civil War artwork featuring General William Tecumseh Sherman on horseback observing The Siege of Atlanta

Civil War era color print of President Abraham Lincoln and wife at their last reception
Vintage Civil War era color print of President Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln during their last reception at the White House

Digitally restored Civil War artwork of Abraham Lincoln and his commanders
Digitally restored vintage Civil War artwork of Abraham Lincoln and his commanders. Front row are, President Lincoln, General Sherman, General Grant, and General Sheridan

Civil War print of General Sherman and his Generals on horseback
Vintage Civil War print of General William Tecumseh Sherman and his Generals on horseback in Savannah, Georgia

Painting of Ulysses S. Grant and his Generals by Ole Peter Hansen Balling. The Generals, left to right, are Devin, Custer, Kilpatrick, Emory, Sheridan, McPherson, Crook, Merritt, Thomas, Warren

The Peacemakers, 1865 (oil on canvas)
XOS3058127 The Peacemakers, 1865 (oil on canvas) by Healy, George Peter Alexander (1813-1894); 119.9x159.3 cm; White House, Washington D.C

William Tecumseh Sherman monument in Sherman Square in Washington, D. C. United States of America, North America
William Tecumseh Sherman monument in Sherman Square in Washington, D.C. United States of America, North America

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Union General William Sherman at Atlanta, Georgia, during his March to the Sea in 1864. Hand-colored engraving reproduction of a photograph

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"William Tecumseh Sherman: A Complex Figure of the American Civil War" This vintage Civil War print captures General William Tecumseh Sherman, a prominent figure in American history. Known for his infamous March to the Sea, he led Union troops through Georgia, plundering plantations along the way. The image showcases his determination and strategic brilliance. In Washington DC stands a monument dedicated to General Sherman, overlooking the US Treasury Building. This iconic statue symbolizes his significant contributions as an American soldier, businessman, educator, and author. His legacy extends beyond military achievements. New York City also pays tribute to this remarkable man with another monument by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It serves as a reminder of Sherman's impact on both national and local levels during one of America's darkest periods. Born in 1820 and passing away in 1891, William Tecumseh Sherman left an indelible mark on history. As a general in the Union Army during the Civil War, he played a crucial role in shaping its outcome. This portrait from The Review of Reviews published shortly after his death immortalizes him as a legendary figure. Various photographs depict different stages of General Sherman's life; some taken between 1855 and 1865 show him before or during the war years when he was rising through ranks within the army. These images offer glimpses into his transformation from an unknown soldier to one of great influence. The album containing over 200 cartes de visite includes sepia photos captured around 1865 by Brady himself – showcasing various aspects of life during that time period including Shermans' march through Georgia accompanied by contrabands seeking freedom from slavery. Sherman's March from Savannah to Bentonville remains etched in history books as one of the most daring military campaigns ever undertaken. It demonstrated not only his tactical genius but also highlighted important social issues surrounding slavery and emancipation during that era.