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Columbia from the Capitol, 1865-1866. Creator: George N. Barnard
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Columbia from the Capitol, 1865-1866. Creator: George N. Barnard
Columbia from the Capitol, 1865-1866. Destruction of Columbia after General Shermans men burned the town near the end of the Civil War
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Columbia from the Capitol, 1865-1866 - A Haunting Glimpse into the Aftermath of Destruction
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This black and white albumen print by George N. Barnard, titled "Columbia from the Capitol, 1865-1866" offers a poignant visual narrative of one of the darkest chapters in American history - the aftermath of General Sherman's devastating march through Columbia during the final stages of the Civil War. The image showcases a desolate landscape strewn with debris and rubble, where once stood proud buildings now reduced to ruins. The remnants of a fence stand as a feeble barrier against an overwhelming sense of loss and destruction. It is impossible not to feel moved by this haunting scene captured by Barnard's lens. Through his artistry, Barnard transports us back to that fateful period when war ravaged our nation. His composition skillfully juxtaposes elements such as architecture and nature, highlighting both human resilience and vulnerability in times of conflict. As we gaze upon this vintage photograph at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , we are reminded not only of Columbia's tragic fate but also how far our country has come since those dark days. This image serves as a powerful testament to our shared heritage and history – reminding us never to forget the sacrifices made by those who came before us. Barnard's work stands as an enduring symbol that art can capture moments frozen in time while evoking deep emotions within its viewers.
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