August Willich, Brigadier General USA, 1863 Size:24x36 its clauses recast for a

its clauses recast for a generation tasked with remembering what their fathers had won

Confederate Commanders Civil War 1861-1865 — a composite portrait gallery of the South's general officers

Celestial Mechanics of the Wandering Gods traces the looping pilgrimages of the planets — those ancient wanderers the Greeks called planētes — across a Victorian plate where Mars

The Gentlemans Vice Patent Drawing for Hands Free Cigar Apparatus captures the gentleman's vice at its most engineered — the holders

this portrait belongs to the Roosevelt of the preparedness campaign — the year he began publicly hammering Wilson for keeping America out of the European war he was certain would find her anyway

August Willich, Brigadier General USA, 1863 Size:24x36 its clauses recast for aAugust Willich, Brigadier General USA, 1863 the Prussian forty eighter turned Union officer, photographed at the rank he earned through the smoke of Stones River and Liberty Gap. A portrait of the immigrant radical in shoulder straps, fighting an American war with the conviction of a European revolutionary. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional