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The lithograph carries the gravity of a Democrat asking a skeptical republic to believe in plain speech again
The Men of the Hour 1919 gathers the architects of the postwar settlement in the brittle afterglow of the Armistice — a group portrait of statesmen and commanders posed with the unwelcome gravity of a republic that had crossed an ocean to bury its dead
summoned back into circulation as the Union bled through its third year — the founder's likeness pressed into service as moral ballast
Whether taken before Appomattox or after
General Benjamin F. Butler, Candidate of the People's Party for President of the United States 1884 Framed_Geological The lithograph carries the gravityGeneral Benjamin F. Butler, Candidate of the People's Party for President of the United States 1884. A campaign portrait of the Massachusetts firebrand running on the Greenback Labor ticket, his jowled scowl rendered with the earnestness of a lithographer convinced this third party gambit might actually unsettle the Cleveland Blaine duel. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress,
