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National
Museum of Civil War Medicine, Frederick, Maryland
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The
1999- 2000 Project. Painted with assistants of two more artists: Alexander
Tkachenko and Barney Judge. The project includes eight murals and dioramas,
depict the camp life and medicine treatment of the both sides soldiers
( Union and Confederates ) during the Civil War.
Click
on preview picture to see the full-size version
"The
Camp life".
Life size diorama. The Union Camp in the early morning shows all
kind of activities: Backing the bread, preparing breakfast, washing
the close, reading letters, warming up near the fire, etc. Details
of the 12x78 feet painting.
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"The
train car". Caring
the wounded. Details from the 9x32 feet painting
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"Medical
evacuation".
The diorama depicts wounded soldiers, ambulances and the process
of evacuation. Details of the 9x32 feet painting.
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| "The
Dressing Station". The
diorama depict the dressing station on Gettysburg, were the wounded
in the battle were delivered for the very first aid. The 12x40 feet
painting depicts the particular place of the Gettysburg field. |
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"Field
Hospital". Wounded soldiers, delivered
to the closest battlefield hospital, waiting for doctor's treatment.
Details of 11x24 ft. diorama.
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