Robert E. Lee portraits, c.1865-1870, n.d.

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Robert E. Lee portraits, c.1865-1870, n.d.

Full length black and white photograph (studio portrait) of Robert E. Lee standing nearly profile, with a small ornate table at left and a portion of a curtain visible at right; c.1865-1870. Also a color print of Lee on his horse Traveller with members of his staff around him; portions of the print appear to have been hand-tinted; copyrighted by the Confederate Memorial Association (?); n.d.

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