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"A heavy, springless wagon, usually covered with a screen as shelter from the rays of the sun, drawn by oxen or cows, and used throughout north-western and central Asia, India, Turkey, and Russia, wherever Tatars have settled."-Whitney, 1902

Araba

"A heavy, springless wagon, usually covered with a screen as shelter from the rays of the sun, drawn…

This image depicts a man leading two oxen pulling a cart in Spain.

Cart

This image depicts a man leading two oxen pulling a cart in Spain.

Hers of cows and oxen feeding.

Cows and Oxen

Hers of cows and oxen feeding.

This painting by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain is a great example of his technique. He uses the rustic, rural theme in several of his works.

Dance by the Riverside

This painting by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain is a great example of his technique. He uses the rustic, rural…

This painting by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain is noted to be one of the finest landscape etchings by art critics. It is a rural type of landscape that Lorrain used in several of his pieces.

The Herdsman

This painting by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain is noted to be one of the finest landscape etchings by art…

An ox under a tree

Ox

An ox under a tree

A Wild Scottish Ox.

Ox

A Wild Scottish Ox.

Musk Ox or Musk Sheep, an animal combining characteristics of the ox and sheep; in size and shape resembling ox, in habit the sheep.

Musk Ox

Musk Ox or Musk Sheep, an animal combining characteristics of the ox and sheep; in size and shape resembling…

A musk ox.

Musk Ox

A musk ox.

From a Bas-Relief of the Oldest Dynasty, Memphis. Depicts two men plowing with two oxen.

Egyptians Plowing

From a Bas-Relief of the Oldest Dynasty, Memphis. Depicts two men plowing with two oxen.

This painting is by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain. The landscape seen in this piece is a good example of the technique and style that the artist used in most of his works.

Pointe Mola

This painting is by Claude Gelle Le Lorrain. The landscape seen in this piece is a good example of the…

"Rebuilding of the railroad bridge over the Rappahannock to Fredericksburg, burnt by the Confederates in their retreat from Falmouth, April 19th, 1862. On April 17th, 1862, General McDowell, with his division of the Federal army, arrived on the banks of the Rappahannock, the Confederates retreating and burning the bridge which connected Falmouth with Fredericksburg. The city capitulated the next day. Our artist wrote, "I send you a sketch of the rebuilding of the railroad bridge across the Rappahannock. The rapidity with which our Northern men rebuilt the burnt bridge, and the strength and excellence of the work, caused the astonishment of the inhabitants of the city. The supports are made of pine logs cut from the adjacent forest, and the time occupied in putting the structure over was about six days."" —Leslie, 1896

Rappahannock bridge

"Rebuilding of the railroad bridge over the Rappahannock to Fredericksburg, burnt by the Confederates…

The skeletal hoof of an ox.

Skeletal Hoof

The skeletal hoof of an ox.

An illustration of a supply train powered by oxen.

Supply Train

An illustration of a supply train powered by oxen.