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where draped catafalque and silent crowds rendered in careful line work bear witness to a republic still bleeding from Ford's Theatre nineteen days prior
or any wall that already trades in the unusual
of Monticello's dome and the colonial brick of Williamsburg
Steel Giants of the Machine Age rises in a rendering of riveted ambition — towers shouldering through Manhattan haze in the years when skyscrapers were measured not just in stories but in the audacity of their setbacks
the firmament's most quiet memento mori
President Lincoln and Secretary Seward Signing the Proclamation of Freedom, January 1st 1863 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame where draped catafalque and silentPresident Lincoln and Secretary Seward Signing the Proclamation of Freedom, January 1st 1863 a commemorative lithograph of the New Year's Day quill stroke that turned a war for Union into a war for emancipation, Seward at the President's elbow as the document changed what the country was fighting for. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional
