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William Aiken Walker

William Aiken Walker

Man on Dock LIghting Pipe (1849)

Dog Head with Post and Chain (1859)

Wolves Attacking Cattle (1859)

Confederate Encampment at Seven Pines (Fair Oaks) Virginia (1862)

Dollar Fish and Sheephead (1866)

Ducks, Bobwhites, and Woodcocks (1866)

St. Finebar's Church, Broad Street, Charleston (1868)

Negro Youth with Basket on Head (Cuba) (1869)

Vegetable Vendor at Charleston Market (1870)

Newsboy Selling the Baltimore Sun (1871)

View of Galveston Harbor (1874)

Still LIfe with Cheese, Bottle of Wine and Mouse (1876)

Louisiana Cabin Scene with Stretched Hide on Weatherboard and Stock Chimney Covered with Clay (1878)

Dt. Diehl and Morgan Horse in Louisville Kentucky (1879)

Old Shoe with Mice (1879)

Horses in a Pasture (1880)

Card Players on the Steamboar (1880)

Squaring Off (1880)

Ruffles and Rags (1881)

Cotton Plantation on the Mississippi (1881)

Plantation Economy (1881)

The Levee at New Orleans (1883)

Cotton Gin, Adams County, Mississippi (1883)

Levee at New Orleans (1883)

Traveling by Ox Cart (1884)

Plantation Portrait (1885)

Negro Man, Two Boys and Dog in Cotton Field (1885)

On the Levee (New Orleans) (1886)

Smoked Ham at the Bonnie Crest Inn, North Carolina (1886)

I'll Stick to Cotton as Long as It Sticks to Me (1886)

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