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conscripting the language of 1776 to wage a quieter war against the saloon
The aged paper tone and the hand-pulled chromolithographic color are preserved in the print
and any space that marks the moment America stepped onto the world stage as an empire of its own
when the Union's survival was still an open question
Harbor of Ambition: Lower Manhattan's Gilded Gateway frames the southern tip of the island in its full mercantile swagger — a harbor bristling with masts and steam stacks
Grand National Democratic Banner: Peace! Union! and Victory! 1864 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame conscripting the language of 1776Grand National Democratic Banner: Peace! Union! and Victory! 1864 the campaign chromolithograph for McClellan and Pendleton, hoisting its triple slogan against Lincoln's war ledger. Every word on the banner is an argument: end the killing, mend the Union, and call that combination victory before the ballots are counted. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National
