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a vice presidency he would scarcely live to serve
The lithograph belongs to that quieter chapter of remembrance
Hobart 1897 — a campaign chromolithograph rigging the Republican ticket to the old metaphor of the Republic as vessel
1861 — a portrait of the German-born commander whose name alone could rally regiments of immigrant volunteers to the Union cause
General Robert E Lee 1891 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap a vice presidency he wouldGeneral Robert E Lee 1891. Issued a quarter century after Appomattox and a year after the great equestrian unveiling in Richmond, this commemorative portrait belongs to the Lost Cause's long second act Lee rendered not as defeated general but as marble saint, the South's grief hardening into iconography. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional
