Andrew Hull Foote 19th Century Size:18x24 A chromolithograph in love with

A chromolithograph in love with its own engineering — Roebling's cathedral of cable and granite stitched across the river the year it opened

1888 — a parlor chromolithograph pitched at the new middle class

where steamship manifests and chalked coat-lapels became the first ledger of a new American century

the old sandstone dome still squat above a chamber where Clay

Benjamin Franklin the Statesman and Philosopher 1847

Andrew Hull Foote 19th Century Size:18x24 A chromolithograph in love withAndrew Hull Foote 19th Century renders the Union flag officer in the sober register of naval portraiture the gunboat commodore of Forts Henry and Donelson, whose ironclads on the western rivers translated abolitionist conviction into hard cannon and harder current. 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