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1861-1897 — a portrait of the Mississippi minister who
when a battered republic returned to the architect of its credit looking for ballast
charting the precise geometry of shadow as it spilled into craters no Victorian eye had yet named
the avenue below hushed by the cathedral's long ecclesiastical shadow
the firmament's most quiet memento mori
General John Alexander Logan 1874 Size:18x24 1861-1897 — a portrait ofGeneral John Alexander Logan 1874 the Illinois volunteer turned senator rendered in the sober dignity of a postwar portrait, his Black Jack moustache and soldier's bearing carrying the weight of Atlanta and the founding of Decoration Day into the marble corridors of Gilded Age politics. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,
