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Adalbert John Volck
American printmaker, painter, dentist, 1828-1912
Alternate Name
V. Blada
Birth
1828
Birth Location
Augsburg
Death
1912
Death Location
Baltimore
Gender
male
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http://www.getty.edu/vow/ULANFullDisplay?find=&role=&nation=&subjectid=500105162
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Selected Images of Adalbert John Volck
Adalbert John Volck Self-Portrait
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1900)
Objects at National Portrait Gallery (56)
Butler's Victims of Fort St. Philip
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Battle in Baltimore, April 19, 1861
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Slaves Concealing Their Master from a Search Party
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Basil L. Gildersleeve
(Adalbert John Volck, late 19th Century)
Occupation of Ye Wicked City of Baltimore
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
Bombastes, Conqueror of New Orleans
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Cave Life in Vicksburg
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Vicksburg Canal
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Formation of Guerilla Bands
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Broadside for the "Second and Third Issues of V. Blada's War Sketches"
(Adalbert John Volck, Jul 30, 1864)
The Emancipation Proclamation
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Return of a Raiding Party from Pennsylvania
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Jemison's Jayhawkers
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Enlistment of Sickles' Brigade
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Bombastes is Ubiquitus
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Abraham Lincoln - "Passage through Baltimore"
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Valiant Men "Dat Fite Mit Sigel"
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
The Knight of the Rueful Countenance
(Adalbert John Volck, 1861)
General Stewart's Return from Pennsylvania
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Bombastes at the Mass: Military Academy
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Stone Blockade Off Charleston
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
The American Cyclops, the Hero of New Orleans, and Spoiler of Silver Spoons
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Substitute Office
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Free Negroes in Hayti
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Searching For Arms
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Scene in Stonewall Jackson's Camp
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Election in Baltimore, November, 1862
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Bombastes Encountering Ye Bricklayer
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
James Henry Lane
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1863)
Conquest of Ye Pump
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Marylanders Crossing the Potomac to Join the Southern Army
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Smuggling Medicines into the South
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Occupation of Ye Wicked City of Baltimore
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Bombastes Preparing for his Crusade to New Orleans
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Letter from Adalbert Volck
(Adalbert John Volck, 20 Jan 00)
Adalbert John Volck Self-Portrait
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1900)
Making Clothes for the Boys in the Army
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Offering of Bells to be Cast into Cannon
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Fight at Santa Rosa Island
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Johnston Crossing the Desert to Join the Southern Army
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Ye Conquest of Ye Pump
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
General Stewart's Raid to the White House
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Battle at Great Bethel
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Counterfeit Confederate Notes Publicly Offered for Sale in the City of Brotherly Love
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Free Negroes in the North
(Adalbert John Volck, 1864)
Home
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Ye Vow
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Stonewall Jackson
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1898)
Bombastes Captures Fort Fisher By Means of a Patent Volcano
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Worship of the North
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
Ye Vow
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
Tracks of the Armies
(Adalbert John Volck, 1863)
General Bombastes as Ubiquitous after Battle of Great Bethel
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
Bombastes Reformeth Ye Churches
(Adalbert John Volck, 1868)
Ye Mass, Military Academy
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
General B. Capturing Big Bethel
(Adalbert John Volck, c. 1862)
