Title	Oil painting "The Battle of Lookout Mountain" (1863-4) by James Walker
Description	Walker, an English-born painter, was commissioned by Union Gen. Joseph Hooker to paint the more famous canvas of Lookout Mountain with the general on a white horse. This painting shows the face of the mountain sprinkled with Confederate 1st national flags as Hooker's command--a greater part of 11th Corps and other units--marshall at the base in preparation for attack. Moccasin Bend is shown at left middle ground. It is thought that Walker may have been present during the battle.
Date	1863-1864
Place of original	Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Location Digitized	Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
ID#	tsla160
Digital type	Object
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