Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Ink doing what armies had

Ink doing what armies had not yet finished

374678 captures the mechanical heart of mixology — the moment when bartending stopped being improvisation and started being craft worth patenting

and Victory

its allegorical figures and clasped hands rendered with the embellished gravity that Gilded Age chromolithography reserved for brotherhoods promising more than the factory floor would

Abraham Lincoln as a Young Man

Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Ink doing what armies hadHon. Theodore Frelinghuysen the New Jersey senator and Whig vice presidential nominee rendered in the sober dignity of mid century portraiture, his likeness drawn from the years when temperance pieties and Indian Removal debates shared the same Senate floor, and a man's character was measured in pulpit cadence. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,