In Memoriam: God's Will Not Ours Be Done 1911 Citi_Field_Poster rendered here in the dignified

rendered here in the dignified register of postwar portraiture

Abraham Lincoln 19th Century 2 renders the wartime president in the grave register his contemporaries reserved for him — a portrait engraved while the Union was still being argued out in ledgers

a quiet rebellion stitched into the seams of the sidesaddle era

Anthony Burns 1855 — the fugitive's likeness ringed by vignettes of his auction

its terraced sunbursts and eagle gargoyles photographed against the Manhattan haze in that brief 1930 moment when it reigned

In Memoriam: God's Will Not Ours Be Done 1911 Citi_Field_Poster rendered here in the dignifiedIn Memoriam: God's Will Not Ours Be Done 1911 a mourning lithograph that reads like a hymn pressed onto paper, its title borrowed from Gethsemane and offered up as consolation for a grief the family could not name aloud. 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, Kurz & Allison,