Robert E Lee Collection

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"Robert E. Lee: A Legendary General and Iconic Figure of the US Civil War" In this vintage print, we see General Robert E. Lee alongside his trusted comrade, General Stonewall Jackson, before the historic Battle of Chancellorsville during the American Civil War. The image captures their unwavering determination and strategic brilliance that would shape the course of history. The photograph taken in 1865 near Spotsylvania, Virginia showcases a poignant moment on The Wilderness Battlefield as Lee contemplates the weighty decisions he must make to defend his beloved South against Union forces, and is a testament to his resilience amidst adversity. Another snapshot reveals Robert E. Lee with his eldest son and aide by his side - a touching display of family loyalty even in times of war. This intimate glimpse into their relationship humanizes one of America's most renowned military leaders. The imposing Lee Mansion stands tall in another picture between 1860 and 1880, serving as both a symbol of Southern heritage and witness to pivotal events during this tumultuous period in American history. A portrait from an unknown artist depicts General Robert E. Lee himself between 1860 and 1870, capturing his dignified presence and commanding aura that earned him respect from allies and adversaries alike. Moving forward through time, we catch a glimpse into everyday life during the Great Depression with Dorothea Lange's photograph showcasing a grocery window adorned with images portraying Confederate leaders such as Robert E. Lee - reminding us that even decades later, these figures continued to hold significance for many Americans. Alexander Gardner's lens transports us back to April 1865 at McLean's House in Appomattox Court-House, Virginia where General Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union General Ulysses S. Grant - marking an end to four years of devastating conflict but also highlighting Lee's gracefulness in defeat. Finally, David H Anderson immortalizes George Washington Custis Lee, Robert E.