Image:William Waud Leslies 1862.jpg

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American Civil War artist correspondent William Waud's depiction of himself in the rigging of the U.S. Steamer Mississippi in action against confederate gunboats. This detail is from Waud’s illustration of a naval engagement during Farragut’s expedition against New Orleans was published in the May 31, 1862 edition of "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper." This is the only known likeness of William.

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  • Originally published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper - May 31, 1862.
  • Scanned from a reprinted image in Our Special Artist by Frederic E. Ray, The Viking Press, 1974, p17.

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