A `Crevasse’ on the Mississippi | Mark Twain’s Mississippi | NIU Digital Library
This image, found in William Cullen Bryant’s Picturesque America (1872) is another example of the work of Alfred R. Waud. In depicts a breach, or crevasse, in a levee bordering the Mississippi River, presumably during a time of flood or high water.
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