Alexander Hamilton 1896 Framed Transit Art but as architecture

but as architecture

neon-lit casinos

Alford Q Collins 1897 — a studio portrait fixed in the late Gilded Age

Abraham Lincoln President of the United States 19th Century — a 19th-century portrait of the rail-splitter turned commander-in-chief

Alexander Hamilton 1896 Framed Transit Art but as architectureAlexander Hamilton 1896 a Gilded Age portrait reaching backward across a century to claim the architect of the Treasury as patron saint of American finance, his likeness reissued at the very moment Wall Street was learning the scale of its own ambitions. 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