Woundedfight posters & prints

Wuerttemberg and Saxony Wounded from the First Battle of Villiers on His Way to the Hospital in Lagny, France Anonymous

Bullfight. Wounded Picador Marià Fortuny

The Ashantee War: Wounded Officer of the 42nd Borne from the Field by Native Hammock-Men 1874 Anonymous

The War in America: Bringing in the Federal Wounded after the Skirmish at Lewinsville Virginia Anonymous

Wounded men waiting to be taken away to a clearing station Anonymous

The Return of the Troops from Egypt, the Wounded in Haslar Hospital Anonymous

These died, that our Nation might live. We were driven from this field (Wilderness) before we could gather our wounded... Anonymous

Walk of the Wounded Lucien Jonas

Wounded Soldier, 1915 Wojciech Kossak

The Wounded Ram: Loch Freig Anonymous

The Wounded Knight Anonymous Anonymous

Hampden Wounded at Chalgrove Field School English

King George V conversing with wounded officers Anonymous

Wounded German soldier being moved by prisoners, Aisne, France Anonymous

Bringing in the wounded, USA Anonymous

Queen Victoria visiting the wounded Jerry Barrett

The War in Egypt, Wounded Soldiers Arriving at Portsmouth Anonymous

Wounded Niobid Anonymous

Wounded Soldier Anonymous

Wounded being carried away, 1864 May 6 Alfred R Waud

Giving water to a wounded pal, Hooge, Ypres, Belgium, World War I Realistic Travels Publishers

Wounded trees at Gettysburg, USA Anonymous

Carrying off the Wounded after the battle of Antietam in 1862 Alfred Rudolph (after) Waud

Carrying the Wounded Winslow Homer

A parade of the walking wounded Anonymous

Queen Victoria's First Visit to Her Wounded Soldiers Jerry Barrett

Arrival of Wounded Soldiers at Nancy, France, 1870 Anonymous

The Wounded Philoctetes, 1775 Nicolai Abraham Abildgaard

The Wounded Angel, 1903 Anonymous

The Wounded Philoctetes, 1776 Nicolai Abraham Abildgaard

A Study for The Wounded Drummer Boy Eastman Johnson

Balm for the Wounded Anonymous

Wounded Soldiers in a cart, 1814-17 Theodore Gericault

Doctor Attending to Wounded Patients Anonymous

Arrival of the Overland Mail, Capture of Gwalior, Six Thousand Killed and Wounded: Fortified Post, India Anonymous

Wounded taken from out the fire, left of Kennesaw Alfred R Waud