Grover Cleveland 196 barbershop chair art photographed or engraved on the

photographed or engraved on the threshold of April

reprinted for a generation that had survived its civil war

issued in the decades when a young republic

Alexander Hamilton Born 1755 Died 1804 1896 — a centennial-era commemorative portrait of the Treasury's first architect

Oracle Park at Camden Yards Original Art from Bella Frye

Grover Cleveland 196 barbershop chair art photographed or engraved on theGrover Cleveland 196 a campaign portrait of the only president to serve two non consecutive terms, rendered with the heavy jawed sobriety the Gilded Age demanded of its reformers. The lithograph carries the moral weight of a Bourbon Democrat who built his career on saying no. 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