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General John Alexander Logan 1874 — the Illinois volunteer turned senator rendered in the sober dignity of a postwar portrait
the kind of civic wall-piece a Gilded Age parlor hung as proof that the Union had survived its rupture and resumed counting in orderly succession
where every avenue ends in a monument and every greeting card carries the weight of an address
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Mrs Abraham Lincoln 1864 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame General John Alexander Logan 1874Mrs Abraham Lincoln 1864 Mary Todd photographed in the war's penultimate year, gowned and composed for the camera even as her husband's republic bled toward Appomattox. The portrait carries the strange double weight of a First Lady at her zenith and a widow not yet aware she is one. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and
