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View up Licking Valley from the Fortifications on Tunnel Hill Item Info

Abstract:
Large panorama; "Tree clearing at Tunnell Hill, near Covington" (Frank Leslie's Illustrated, October 4, 1862.
Title:
View up Licking Valley from the Fortifications on Tunnel Hill
Artist:
Lovie, Henri
Date:
October 1862?
Transcription:
Recto: "From the Fortifications on Tunnel Hill, up the Licking Valley. // All the open spaces are fields, put in good effect of distance. The timber is large and finely grouped, you can make a fine landscape by throwing a soft shadow over the distance at th gap and the middle hills on the left. Foreground on a high hill 200 feet above valley. // Citizens digging rifle pits & felling small trees for abatis. Tuesday. // Fort. Men working. // Independence Pike // C&L R.R. // Foreground small stumps and dry grass.";Verso: No text.
Subjects:
Licking River (Ky.) Kentucky--History--Civil War, 1861-1865 Fortification--Kentucky
Condition:
Dog ear at upper left corner; ripping along fold on right margin.
Place:
Kentucky--Kenton--Tunnel Hill Kentucky--Licking River
Medium:
graphite on wove paper
Dimensions:
9 x 14 in.
Genre:
Image;StillImage
Coordinates:
38.1592452, -83.8368648
Source:
Original drawing location: CW-HL-KY-10?/62 (Box 5.)
URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/2345/4516
Ref. Number:
(Becker)CW-HL-KY-10?/62
Collection:
America's Civil War Years: Multiple Perspectives
Tags:
Civilians
Format:
image/jpeg
Attribution
Citation:
"View up Licking Valley from the Fortifications on Tunnel Hill", The Becker Collection, Boston College Libraries, /items/2919.html