General Philip Sheridan 1891 jefferson print A portrait of Jackson's sharpest

A portrait of Jackson's sharpest pen elevated to cabinet rank — the Kitchen Cabinet's quiet architect now charged with the mails

Stephenson 1884 — a commemorative portrait of the Illinois army surgeon who founded the Grand Army of the Republic

her torch-bearing arm already touring American expositions while the rest of her waited in a Parisian workshop for a pedestal the young republic had not yet built

The Plumed Knight of Maine rendered in campaign-portrait gravitas

Nevada Reno arrives under the glow of the Truckee River and the famous arch on Virginia Street

General Philip Sheridan 1891 jefferson print A portrait of Jackson's sharpestGeneral Philip Sheridan 1891 arrives in the year of the cavalryman's death, a late portrait of the Union's hardest rider rendered in the elegiac register of a republic still cataloging its survivors. The image carries the weight of the Shenandoah and Appomattox folded into a single posthumous likeness. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional