DescriptionWilliam Waud Leslies 1862.jpg	English: American Civil War artist correspondent William Waud's depiction of himself in the rigging of the U.S. Steamer Mississippi in action against confederate gunboats. This detail is from Waud’s illustration of a naval engagement during Farragut’s expedition against New Orleans, published in the May 31, 1862 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. This is one of only two known likenesses of William.
Date	1862
Source	Originally published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper - May 31, 1862. Scanned from a reprinted image in Our Special Artist by Frederic E. Ray, The Viking Press, 1974, p17.
Author	William Waud  (1832–1878)     Alternative names William Waud Description British artist and illustrator Date of birth/death 1832  10 November 1878  Location of birth England Work period American Civil War Work location United States of America Authority file : Q3569022 VIAF: 315944571 ISNI: 0000000448811881 ULAN: 500107273 LCCN: nr92030175 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q3569022
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• 2007-04-19 03:10 Fountains of Bryn Mawr 616×790× (262993 bytes) [[William Waud]]'s depiction of him self in the rigging of the U.S. Steamer ''Mississippi'' in action against confederate gunboats. This detail is from Waud’s illustration of a naval engagement during [[David Farragut|Farragut’s]] expedition against [