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Pioneers in the Great Religious Reformation of the Nineteenth Century 1885 — a group portrait lithograph assembling the preachers and revivalists who reshaped American faith between camp meeting and cathedral
a small acknowledgment of the year's faithful ink
where the long shadow of the war was kept tended by the men who had walked through it
even as the Republic it pictured was already quarreling over Texas
The iconography is unembarrassed — eagle
James K. Polk, Freedom's Champion 1846 large new york map Pioneers in the Great ReligiousJames K. Polk, Freedom's Champion 1846 casts the eleventh president in the heroic idiom of his Mexican War year, when the annexation drums beat loudest and the Oregon line was still being drawn. A campaign portrait dressed in the rhetoric of liberty though the freedom it championed wore expansionist boots. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional
