Battle of Sacramento- Terrific Charge of the Mexican Lancers, February 28th 1847, engraved and published by Nathanial Currier 1813-88 1847

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"Battle of Sacramento- Terrific Charge of the Mexican Lancers, February 28th 1847" is a historically significant lithograph engraved and published by Nathaniel Currier in 1847, based on a work by Telfer, R. This piece is part of the broader collection of Currier's works before his partnership with James Merritt Ives, leading to the renowned Currier and Ives printmaking firm. The lithograph depicts a pivotal moment during the Mexican-American War, specifically the Battle of Sacramento, which occurred on February 28, 1847. This battle was a significant conflict where American forces, led by Colonel Alexander Doniphan, achieved a decisive victory against the Mexican army in the vicinity of the Sacramento River, near Chihuahua, Mexico.

The artwork captures the intensity and dynamism of the Mexican lancers' charge, a tactic that was widely feared and respected for its ferocity and effectiveness in battle. Nathaniel Currier's choice to illustrate this moment highlights the bravery and martial prowess of the Mexican cavalry, offering viewers a glimpse into the valor displayed by both sides during the conflict. The lithograph is characterized by its detailed representation of the soldiers, horses, and the chaotic energy of battle, showcasing Currier's skill in capturing historical events with dramatic effect and accuracy.

As an early work of Nathaniel Currier, "Battle of Sacramento- Terrific Charge of the Mexican Lancers, February 28th 1847" not only reflects the artistic and technical prowess of its creator but also serves as a valuable historical document. It provides contemporary audiences with insights into the perceptions and narratives surrounding the Mexican-American War, contributing to the broader understanding of this period in American history. The lithograph remains an important piece within the oeuvre of American printmaking and continues to be studied for its artistic merit and historical significance.

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