H.A. Ogden




In 1885, the Quartermaster General of the United States Army published a series of extraordinary chromolithographs, recording the Army uniforms from colonial days to the year 1885. The foremost artist specializing in military subjects, H.A. Ogden, was selected to prepare the several prints. The lithography was accomplished by G.H. Buek & Company, NY and published by B.M. Whitlock, also of New York City. One of the foremost examples of this uniform portfolio depicts Gen. George Washington mounted on his grey horse and conferring with his staff officers and aides-de-camp. This work is printed on very sturdy off-white card material. The dimensions are 14” high by 11½” wide. Although there is a faint water stain in the left clear margin, this would not be seen once the print was matted. PRICE: $325


NOTE: The color variation in the center of this image does not reflect the actual apperance of the print.
This was an unfortuante reflection from the flash of the camera.