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and tobacco-warehouse facades softened by linen ink
the white pavilions of the Columbian Exposition
of the Magnolia Building rising over a prairie city that traded longhorns for skyscrapers in a single generation
frigid orbits
The American Union 1861 Size:18x24 and tobacco-warehouse facades softened byThe American Union 1861 a title printed in the very year the Union ceased to be one, the words themselves an act of stubborn cartographic faith. The lithograph belongs to that anxious season when broadsides argued for a country still legally whole and visibly fracturing. 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
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