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The Capitol at Washington 1851 — a documentary engraving of the federal seat in the very year Congress authorized its great expansion
when American men sought brotherhood in secret orders and stitched their virtues onto banners
every line of the portrait carrying the brass and bluster of a man who believed the strenuous life was a national posture as much as a personal creed
The likeness carries the weariness of Appomattox and the unspoken charge of Reconstruction still ahead
Ladies of the White House 1898 Frame Style:Ebony Frame The Capitol at Washington 1851Ladies of the White House 1898 assembles the First Ladies in a single chromolithographic gallery, a parlor piece of civic remembrance issued at the close of the century Martha Washington to Frances Cleveland, arranged like cameos in the long corridor of the executive household. 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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