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Taking the Oath and Drawing Rations, 1865. Creator: John Rogers
Taking the Oath and Drawing Rations, 1865
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1800s 1865 American Art Barrel Barrels Basket John Rogers North America North American Oath Painted Plaster American Civil War
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a masterpiece by John Rogers created in 1865, is an evocative and poignant reminder of the human experience during the American Civil War. This painted plaster sculpture, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), captures the essence of the North American conflict that lasted from 1861 to 1865. The intricately detailed scene portrays a group of soldiers, both male and female, taking their oath of allegiance to the United States Army. The solemnity of the moment is palpable as they raise their right hands towards the heavens, their faces etched with determination and resolve. The contrast between the seriousness of the soldiers and the innocence of the children in the foreground adds an emotional depth to the image. The soldiers are depicted in various stages of drawing rations from barrels, a stark reminder of the daily struggles and hardships endured by the military personnel during the war. The female figures in the background, dressed in simple clothing, represent the support system that sustained the soldiers on the front lines. The rich color palette and intricate details of the sculpture bring the 19th century to life, transporting the viewer back in time. Rogers' masterful use of figures and concepts continues to captivate audiences and remains an important part of American heritage art and historical record. This powerful work of art serves as a testament to the sacrifices made by the men and women during the American Civil War and their unwavering commitment to their country.
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