Horace Mann 19th Century Citi_Field_Blueprint a posthumous likeness rendered in

a posthumous likeness rendered in the iconography of national mourning — the martyred president recast in printmaker's ink for a country still arguing over what his death was supposed to have settled

carriages wheeling past the southwest gate of the park in the unhurried choreography of a city still learning its own scale

Mackay 1912 — a portrait fixed at the hinge of the century

issued for the year Chicago staged Columbus's fourth centenary and Cleveland unseated Harrison — a republic taking inventory of itself beneath the white domes of the fairgrounds

Horace Mann 19th Century Citi_Field_Blueprint a posthumous likeness rendered inHorace Mann 19th Century a portrait of the Massachusetts reformer who believed a republic could not survive without common schools, rendered in the sober engraved manner reserved for men whose weapon was the lectern rather than the rifle. 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 publishers (Currier & Ives,