Thanksgiving Day in the Army--After Dinner: The Wish Bone -[Drawn by W. Homer], published in "Harper's Weekly," December 3, 1864

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Thanksgiving Day in the Army--After Dinner: The Wish Bone -[Drawn by W. Homer], published in "Harper's Weekly," December 3, 1864
Thanksgiving Day in the Army--After Dinner: The Wish Bone -[Drawn by W. Homer], published in "Harper's Weekly," December 3, 1864
Thanksgiving Day in the Army--After Dinner: The Wish Bone -[Drawn by W. Homer], published in "Harper's Weekly," December 3, 1864

Thanksgiving Day in the Army--After Dinner: The Wish Bone -[Drawn by W. Homer], published in "Harper's Weekly," December 3, 1864

Maker (b. 1836, Boston, Massachusetts – d. 1910, Prouts Neck, Maine)
Datepublished 1864
MediumWood engraving
Dimensionssheet: 11 in. x 11 7/8 in. (27.9 cm x 30.2 cm)
ClassificationPRINTS
Credit LineGift of Peggy L. and Harold L. Osher (Peggy Liberman, Class of 1951)
Object number1996.7.35
Status
Not on view
RightsCopyright is retained in accordance with U.S. Copyright laws
Photo creditDavis Museum at Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1864
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after Winslow Homer
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1863
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after Winslow Homer
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1865
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after Winslow Homer
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1862
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1862
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after Winslow Homer
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1861 (published 1862)
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possibly after Winslow Homer
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published 1861
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1862
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after Winslow Homer
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published 1864