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A campaign portrait of the Kentuckian who split the Democracy and ran on the Southern ticket — the lithograph carries the brittle confidence of a party already fracturing along the fault line that would
his Black Jack moustache and soldier's bearing carrying the weight of Atlanta and the founding of Decoration Day into the marble corridors of Gilded Age politics
In the Dark Days
The Champions of the People's Right 1876 — a centennial-year campaign lithograph rallying behind the Democratic ticket of Tilden and Hendricks
and reckonings seriously
Grover Cleveland 196 Buffalo_New_York_Map A campaign portrait of theGrover Cleveland 196 a campaign portrait of the only president to serve two non consecutive terms, rendered with the heavy jawed sobriety the Gilded Age demanded of its reformers. The lithograph carries the moral weight of a Bourbon Democrat who built his career on saying no. 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
