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where the elevated tracks threw their iron shadow over saloons
the gaze of a man reading casualty lists by lamplight
The image carries the weight of a country tearing itself toward something it could not yet name
when the face had thinned to bone and shadow and the war's arithmetic had carved itself into every line
the weight of a country tearing itself toward something it could not yet name
Abraham Lincoln 195 Size:24x36 where the elevated tracks threwAbraham Lincoln 195 belongs to the vast iconography that accumulated around the sixteenth president a portrait study reproduced and recirculated until the long face, the deep set eyes, and the weight of a country at war with itself became the visual shorthand for the Union itself. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and
