Declaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776-1876 Size:24x36 Smith's concentric rings hold a

Smith's concentric rings hold a heavens still innocent of Neptune

where prairie meets Rockies and every vista was worth a two-cent stamp

his likeness pressed back into civic service when the Republic needed its founding griefs to steady a generation marching toward Belleau Wood

the plainspoken cadence of a man who wrote his own beginnings before the country wrote his ending

when the Bank War was won

Declaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776-1876 Size:24x36 Smith's concentric rings hold aDeclaration of Independence E Pluribus Unum 1776 1876. A Centennial broadside that folds the parchment of '76 into the bunting of '76 again, the founding text reissued as civic liturgy for a republic still stitching itself back together a decade after Appomattox. 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