Our Police Faithful Unto Death 1879 Size:18x24 The print carries the Jacksonian

The print carries the Jacksonian creed forward into a decade that would test every inch of it

fighting an American war with the conviction of a European revolutionary

John Alexander McClernand

transmuting a campaign likeness into elegy

Our Police Faithful Unto Death 1879 Size:18x24 The print carries the JacksonianOur Police Faithful Unto Death 1879 reads as a civic eulogy in lithograph form a Gilded Age tribute to officers fallen in the line of duty, their names and badges rendered with the solemn pageantry a young republic reserved for its uniformed dead. 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