Waud Collection
"Waud: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step into the past with Waud's captivating engravings
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"Waud: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step into the past with Waud's captivating engravings, transporting us to iconic locations across America in the late 19th century. From the majestic Dalles of St. Louis to the thrilling horse races at Monmouth Park, each image captures a moment frozen in time. Feel the adrenaline rush as horses leap over hurdles, their powerful strides echoing through Monmouth Park's grandstand. Alfred R. Waud's wood engraving brings this exhilarating spectacle to life, immersing us in the excitement of 1870s New Jersey. Travel further west to Devil's Lake, Wisconsin, where Cleopatra's Needle stands tall against a breathtaking backdrop. Alfred Waud masterfully captures this natural wonder, inviting us to explore its beauty and mystery. In bustling Milwaukee and vibrant New Orleans, Robert Hinshelwood and DG Thompson transport us back to these thriving cities of yesteryear. The streets come alive with vivid scenes that reveal glimpses of daily life during this transformative era. Venture underground into Mammoth Cave alongside Alfred Waud once again as he guides us through its dark passages. With his skilled hand, he illuminates these subterranean wonders for all to see - stalactites hanging like chandeliers from above while eerie shadows dance on ancient walls. From Petersburg’s trenches during the Civil War to Charleston’s State Arsenal standing strong amidst turbulent times - history unfolds before our eyes through these evocative images by talented artists such as J. G Smithwick and Henry Duff Linton. Lastly, join Alfred Waud as he chronicles skirmishes fought by Maine cavalrymen or explores enchanting Cypress-Swamps along Southern waterways like Southwest Pass; every stroke of his pen reveals stories waiting patiently beneath their surfaces. Waud’s engravings serve as portals connecting our present with an extraordinary past – a testament to both artistic skill and the enduring power of visual storytelling.