我的工作室
1864
Edwin Forbes turned a simple canvas tent into his personal art studio at McPherson's Station, Virginia, right in the thick of the American Civil War. Inside this makeshift workspace, an easel holds a sketch in progress, while a table cluttered with supplies and a bedroll tucked in the corner show how art and survival shared the same space. As an artist-correspondent, Forbes captured the gritty, quiet reality of camp life for Northern readers, proving that sometimes the most powerful war stories happen away from the battlefield.
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