Dode Paskert Cincinnati Reds Baseball Card Portrait nyc library art Horace Greeley — a pastoral

Horace Greeley — a pastoral lithograph of the Tribune editor's rural retreat

Battle of Manila

Life of Our Pioneers 1915 looks backward even as the world tilts forward

fixing the humble blue cube into a holder worthy of the gaslit billiard parlors where ivory balls clicked beneath green-shaded lamps and a miscue was a small

fixing Elmer Ellsworth at the foot of the Marshall House stairs as the Union's first celebrated casualty

Dode Paskert Cincinnati Reds Baseball Card Portrait nyc library art Horace Greeley — a pastoralDode Paskert Cincinnati Reds Baseball Card Portrait 2 a deadball era tobacco card portrait of the Reds' steady center fielder, his likeness rendered in the soft chromolithographed palette that defined the cigarette inserts of the early 1910s. There's a quietness to Paskert's gaze here, the look of an outfielder who patrolled vast, unfenced pastures and trusted his legs more than the fences. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from