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Robert Edward Lee 1877 — a posthumous likeness of the Confederate general issued seven years after his death at Lexington
Fenway Park Original Artwork from Bella Frye
Hannibal Hamlin Republican Candidate for Vice President of the United States 1860
The Bertelli Apparatus Patent for Effervescence reads like the working memory of a Victorian brewery — the apparatus that moved
Jackson Monument in the City of Washington 1848 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame Robert Edward Lee 1877 —Jackson Monument in the City of Washington 1848. A lithograph of Clark Mills's rearing equestrian Jackson, cast from captured British cannon and unveiled in Lafayette Square Old Hickory rendered in bronze defiance, a Democrat's idol raised at the very doorstep of the Whig haunted White House. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical
