Artillery Going Into Action On South Bank Of Rappahannock River - June 4, 1863 (U.S. Civil War) White Coffee Mug

This artwork, titled "Artillery Going Into Action on South Bank of Rappahannock River - June 4, 1863," is a historical painting depicting an event from the U.S. Civil War. Created during or shortly after the conflict, the work captures the intense action of artillery being deployed along the Rappahannock River on June 4, 1863. The specific battle being portrayed in this artwork is not explicitly identified; however, it likely represents one of the numerous engagements that took place during the Peninsula Campaign or the Gettysburg Campaign, both significant military operations in the U.S. Civil War. The painting offers a visual record of the war's brutal tactics and vividly illustrates the chaos and intensity of battlefield artillery action.