The Alamo - General Twiggs’ Headquarters | Framed Homer Etching stadium Early American workbench

Early American workbench

although it's not known if it was ever displayed as intended

We believe this chair to be contemporary due to the wheels on the bases

manufactured by Tennessee Enamel Mfg

as well as a newpaper clipping from the time explaining the significance of the piece

The Alamo - General Twiggs’ Headquarters | Framed Homer Etching stadium Early American workbenchArtist: Winslow Homer (published in Harper's Weekly) Date: 1861 Medium: Wood engraving on paper Style Movement: Documentary illustration Americana Dimensions: 23. 5" W x 19. 5" H Condition: Print displays even toning and faint foxing; image remains sharp. Frame is ornate with silver and black finish, showing minor abrasions. Not inspected outside the frame. Additional Details: This engraving by Winslow Homer appeared in Harper's Weekly in 1861,