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when America dressed its origin myth in pageantry and World's Fair gilt
rendered with the stiff civic pride of a republic still learning what its own architecture should mean
his likeness drawn in the measured line reserved for men who believed the Union could be argued into permanence
drawn as his era of brokered peace was already cracking
19th Century — a quiet interior of the general's working sanctum
Lady Washington's Reception 1861 Size:24x18 when America dressed its originLady Washington's Reception 1861 a parlor scene of powdered wigs and silk brocade summoned up in the opening year of the war, this lithograph crowds the founding generation into one impossible drawing room, as if the Republic could be steadied by gathering its ghosts. 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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