Abraham Lincoln 1911 Size:18x24 rendered in the sober portraiture

rendered in the sober portraiture befitting the man who damned the torpedoes and gave the Union its first full admiral

and flag arranged in the moral arithmetic of Protestant labor declaring itself the rightful heir of the republic

A documentary engraving of the Quaker City reaching upward at the close of the century

rendered with the grave attention of a man cataloguing a dead city

A natural piece for home bars

Abraham Lincoln 1911 Size:18x24 rendered in the sober portraitureAbraham Lincoln 1911 belongs to the long memorial afterglow, a likeness reissued nearly half a century past Ford's Theatre the martyred president recast in printer's ink for a generation that knew him only through monument and recitation. 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 publishers (Currier & Ives,