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August Willich
Polk Eleventh President of the United States 1846
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the prairie lawyer raised to the executive chair just as Sumter's guns were being loaded
the New Jersey senator whose pious reputation earned him the nickname 'the Christian statesman' in a contest that would end in defeat to Polk and the annexationist tide
General Grant 1885 framed amelia August WillichGeneral Grant 1885 a likeness rendered in the final year of the old commander's life, when he was racing his own mortality to finish the memoirs that would outlive him. The portrait carries the weariness of a soldier turned statesman turned author, the war two decades behind him and the pen still moving. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional
