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This color lithograph, titled "Battle of Atlanta," features a scene from the American Civil War, specifically the death of General James B. McPherson on July 22, 1864, with the Army of the Tennessee engaged. The image was copyrighted in 1888 by Kurz & Allison, art publishers located at 76 & 78 Wabash Ave, Chicago, USA.
The lithograph depicts a vivid and chaotic battle scene with soldiers engaged in close combat, cannon fire, and smoke filling the air. General McPherson, astride his horse, is portrayed at the center of the composition, moments before his death. His fellow soldiers and officers surround him, displaying a mix of concern, shock, and determination as they continue to fight.
In the background, there are various elements that represent the intensity and scale of the battle, such as burning buildings, wounded soldiers, and reinforcement troops.
Overall, the lithograph serves as a dramatic and evocative representation of a key moment in the Battle of Atlanta, commemorating the bravery and sacrifice of General McPherson and the soldiers who fought alongside him.
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