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its allegorical figures and clasped hands rendered with the embellished gravity that Gilded Age chromolithography reserved for brotherhoods promising more than the factory floor would
issued in the year the Republic paused to count itself — wounds still fresh
A portrait of the Union's blunt instrument at the precise hinge of his fame — Appomattox barely cooled
Hannibal Hamlin Republican Candidate for Vice President of the United States 1860
an engraving from the age when an astronomer's hand still trembled between equation and prayer
Chauncey Mitchell Depew 1888 Frame Style:Ebony Frame its allegorical figures and claspedChauncey Mitchell Depew 1888 the railroad attorney turned silver tongued statesman caught in the year he made his quixotic bid for the Republican nomination, a portrait of the New York Central's chief orator at the height of his Gilded Age influence. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic publishers
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