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sober line of antebellum statecraft as the Union strained against its own expansion
Levi Woodbury
A campaign-era portrait of the Ohio general turned chief executive
Fenway Park Original Artwork from Bella Frye
19th Century — a composite gallery of executive likenesses
John Caldwell Calhoun 1852 Tacoma_Canvas sober line of antebellum statecraftJohn Caldwell Calhoun 1852 a posthumous portrait of South Carolina's gaunt prophet of nullification, his hollow gaze fixed past the viewer toward a Union he spent his life threatening to dissolve. Issued two years after his death, the lithograph carries the unsettled hush of a republic still arguing with his ghost. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,
