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Adalbert John Volck was a 19th-century American artist, active from 1828 to 1912, known for his detailed and realistic drawings. Volck's work often depicted scenes of daily life, particularly those involving women in domestic settings, as well as historical events. His drawings, often created in pen and ink, captured the textures and details of his subjects with remarkable precision. He was particularly known for his depiction of the American Civil War, providing a visual record of the conflict through detailed sketches of battles, camps, and soldiers. Volck's work offers a valuable insight into the lives and experiences of people during this time.
Born
1828
Died
1912
Making Clothes for the Boys in the Army (from Confedera...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Passage Through Baltimore (from Confederate War Etchings)
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Valiant Men "Dat Fite Mit Siegel" (from Confederate War...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Free Negroes in the North (from Confederate War Etchings)
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Searching for Arms (from Confederate War Etchings)
Adalbert John Volck
1862
General Stuart's Raid to the White House (from Confeder...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Jamison's Jayhawkers (from Confederate War Etchings)
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Writing the Emancipation Proclamation (from Confederate...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
General Stuart's Return from Pennsylvania, from "Confed...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Counterfeit Confederate Notes Publicly Offered for Sale...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Slaves Concealing their Master from a Search Party (fro...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Formation of Guerrilla Bands (from Confederate War Etch...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Battle in Baltimore, April 19, 1861 (from Confederate W...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Albert S. Johnston Crossing the Desert to Join the Sout...
Adalbert John Volck
1862
Enlistment of Sickles' Brigade, New York (from Confeder...
Adalbert John Volck
1862