Named Entity Results, Thomas Nast

Preface 1: Photographing the Civil War Henry Wysham Lanier The cartoon of Brady by Nast Many celebrities of the Civil War period were caricatured by Thomas Nast, Dean of American Cartoonists. Brady, maker of fashionable portraits, then pioneer photographer of soldiers and army life, was fair game for Nast's tellingThomas Nast, Dean of American Cartoonists. Brady, maker of fashionable portraits, then pioneer photographer of soldiers and army life, was fair game for Nast's telling yet kindly pencil as this reproduction illustrates. The war photographer Brady (wearing straw hat) with General Burnside (reading newspaper)--taken while Burnside was in command of the Army of the Potomac, early in 1863 after his ill-fated attack on Fredericksburg Battery D, Second U. S. Artillery This remarkably sNast's telling yet kindly pencil as this reproduction illustrates. The war photographer Brady (wearing straw hat) with General Burnside (reading newspaper)--taken while Burnside was in command of the Army of the Potomac, early in 1863 after his ill-fated attack on Fredericksburg Battery D, Second U. S. Artillery This remarkably spirited photograph of Battery D, Second U. S. Artillery, was, according to the photographer's account, taken just as the battery was loading to engage with the Confederates. The order, cannoneers to your posts, had just been given, and the men, running up, called to the photographer to hurry his wagon out of the way unless he wis