Young American Crushing Rebellion and Sedition 1864 chef_canvas_art 000-year-old obelisk in its improbable

000-year-old obelisk in its improbable Central Park exile

the lithograph belongs to that strange Reconstruction industry of Confederate memory

the camera fixing what the army would otherwise have lost to legend

Hand-framed in the Pacific Northwest

1847 — an 1847 commemorative engraving that fixes the printer-statesman between his two cities

Young American Crushing Rebellion and Sedition 1864 chef_canvas_art 000-year-old obelisk in its improbableYoung American Crushing Rebellion and Sedition 1864 an allegorical Union print from the bloodiest year of the war, in which a youthful figure of the Republic grinds the twin serpents of secession and Copperhead dissent beneath his heel, ink doing the work the armies had not yet finished. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical