Belle Plain (1) (U.S. Civil War) Color Changing Coffee Mug 11oz

Belle Plain (1) (U.S. Civil War) "Belle Plain" is a historical painting by American artist Winslow Homer, created in 1862 during the U.S. Civil War. This work, specifically identified as (1), depicts the eponymous Belle Plain, a small Virginia town situated on the Rappahannock River and a strategic location during the war due to its proximity to both Richmond and Falmouth. The painting captures a serene scene amidst the turbulent times, showing a group of Union soldiers resting at a makeshift camp near the riverbank. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the human experience during the U.S. Civil War, offering insights into the life of soldiers and the impact of war on daily routines. The specific number (1) in the title suggests that this painting might be one of several works by Homer depicting similar scenes from Belle Plain.