Portrait of Confederate Colonel Leonidas Armstead Sypert During the American Civil War (1860′s)

Portrait of Confederate Colonel Leonidas Armstead Sypert during the American Civil War, c. 1860′s.

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Portrait of an Unidentified Confederate Officer During the American Civil War (1860′s)

Portrait of an unidentified Confederate officer during the American Civil War, c. 1860′s.

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Portrait of Confederate Drummer Boy Charles F. Mosby Who Served with the Elliott Grays of the 6th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment and Henderson’s Heavy Artillery During the Civil War (1860′s)

 

Portrait of Confederate drummer boy Charles F. Mosby who served with the Elliott Grays of the 6th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment and Henderson’s Heavy Artillery during the Civil War, c. 1860′s. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Hand-Colored Ambrotype Portrait of Confederate Soldier Thomas Isaiah Booker Who Served With a Louisiana Regiment During the Civil War

Hand-colored ambrotype portrait of Confederate soldier Thomas Isaiah Booker who served with a Louisiana regiment during the Civil War.

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The Body of Confederate General Clement A. Evans Lying in State in the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta (1911)

The body of Confederate General Clement A. Evans lying in state in the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta, July 5, 1911. From Confederate Veteran magazine.

Hand-Colored Tintype Portrait of an Unidentified Confederate Officer (1861)

 

Hand-colored tintype portrait of an unidentified Confederate officer, c. 1861.

 

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Animated Stereoscopic Portrait of Confederate General Joseph Reid Anderson (1860's)

Animated stereoscopic portrait of Confederate General Joseph Reid Anderson, c. 1860's. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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Animated Time-Lapse Portrait of Confederate General Joe Wheeler (1860's)

Animated time-lapse portrait of Confederate General Joe Wheeler, c. 1860's. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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Animated Stereoscopic Portrait of Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard During the Civil War

Animated stereoscopic portrait of Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard during the Civil War. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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Portrait of Confederate Soldier Henry Howe Cook (1861)

Portrait of Confederate soldier Henry Howe Cook, April 1861. He served with Company D of the 1st Tennessee Infantry Regiment and Company F of the 44th Tennessee Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Carte De Visite Portrait of Confederate Soldier Austin A. Trescott of the 21st Mississippi Infantry Regiment Posing With His Unit’s Regimental Colors Shortly After the End of the Civil War

Carte de visite portrait of Confederate soldier Austin A. Trescott from Company A of the 21st Mississippi Infantry Regiment posing his unit’s tattered regimental colors shortly after the end of the Civil War.

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The Body of a Confederate Soldier in a Trench in Fort Mahone Who Was Killed During the Final Days of the Siege of Petersburg Near Petersburg, Virginia (1865)

The body of a Confederate soldier in a trench in Fort Mahone who was killed during the final days of the Siege of Petersburg near Petersburg, Virginia, April 3, 1865. By Thomas C. Roche. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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The Body of a Confederate Soldier in Fort Mahone Who Was killed During the Final Days of the Siege of Petersburg (1865)

The body of a Confederate soldier in Fort Mahone who was killed during the final days of the Siege of Petersburg, April 3, 1865. By Andrew J. Russell.

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The Body of a Young Confederate Soldier in a Trench in Fort Mahone During the Siege of Petersburg Near Petersburg, Virginia (1865)

The body of a young Confederate soldier in a trench in Fort Mahone who was killed during the final days of the Siege of Petersburg near Petersburg, Virginia, April 3, 1865. By Thomas C. Roche. Animated stereoview.

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Carte De Visite Portrait of Confederate Signal Corps Soldier James B. MacLellan Who Served on the Blockade Runner CSS Wren During the Civil War

Carte de visite portrait of Confederate Signal Corps soldier James B. MacLellan who served on the blockade runner CSS Wren during the Civil War. By J. M. Margeson.

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Four Animated Stereoscopic Views of the Dead Confederate Sharpshooter in Devil's Den After the Battle of Gettysburg (1863)

By Alexander Gardner.

By Timothy O'Sullivan.

By Timothy O'Sullivan.

The body after being moved 72 yards and posed next to the stone wall. By Timothy O'Sullivan.

Four animated stereoscopic views of the Confederate sharpshooter in Devil's Den after the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1863. By Alexander Gardner and Timothy O'Sullivan.

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Hand-Colored Daguerreotype Portrait of an Unidentified Confederate Soldier Holding a Bowie Knife With a Lorenz Model 1854 Rifle at His Side and a Revolver Tucked in His Belt

Hand-colored daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified Confederate soldier holding a Bowie knife with a Lorenz Model 1854 rifle at his side and a revolver tucked in his belt.

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"The Imperialized Confederate." Carte De Visite Portrait of a Confederate Soldier Thought to be Photographed Somewhere in Charleston, Possibly Fort Sumter (1861)

"The Imperialized Confederate." Carte de visite portrait of a Confederate soldier wearing a top hat and holding a bottle of alcohol thought to be photographed somewhere in Charleston, possibly Fort Sumter, in the early days of the Civil War, c. 1861.

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A Confederate Soldier Killed in Fort Mahone During the Siege of Petersburg (1865)

A Confederate soldier killed in Fort Mahone during the Siege of Petersburg, April 1865. By Thomas C. Roche. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Union Captain George Armstrong Custer of the 5th US Cavalry Posing With Confederate POW Lieutenant James B. Washington at Fair Oaks (1862)

Union Captain George Armstrong Custer of the 5th US Cavalry (right) posing with friend and ex-classmate Confederate POW Lieutenant James B. Washington at Fair Oaks, Virginia, May 31, 1862. By James F. Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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