Declaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776-1876 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap West Virginia — a postcard

West Virginia — a postcard collection cut from coal seams and Allegheny hollows

Lincoln Financial Field Original Art from Bella Frye

Democratic Platform of 1904 — Alton Brooks Parker the gold-standard jurist's quiet manifesto

the work of remembrance done in lithograph ink

when the men who fed America's furnaces organized their grievances into something the operators could no longer ignore — solidarity rendered in the formal type of a movement still finding its language

Declaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776-1876 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap West Virginia — a postcardDeclaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776 1876. A Centennial broadside that folds the parchment of '76 into the bunting of '76 again, the founding text reissued as civic liturgy for a republic still stitching itself back together a decade after Appomattox. 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