General James Abraham Garfield, Late President USA, 1882 Size:24x36 his likeness fixed at the

his likeness fixed at the threshold of an administration that would shepherd the state through McKinley's ascent and the slow machinery of Gilded Age statehouse politics

mourning a poet whose cadences had crossed the Atlantic long before his death

dark-walled reading rooms

City of New Orleans Vintage Art from Bella Frye

The Diamond Shoal Apparatus — Engineering Schematic for the Graveyard of the Atlantic reads like a draftsman's quiet argument with the sea itself — a skeletal iron tower plotted to stand twelve miles off Cape Hatteras

General James Abraham Garfield, Late President USA, 1882 Size:24x36 his likeness fixed at theGeneral James Abraham Garfield, Late President USA, 1882. Issued the year after Guiteau's bullet ended his brief tenure, this commemorative portrait gathers Garfield back into uniform the Ohio general preferred to the wounded president, mourning rendered as martial dignity in the long aftermath of the war he survived. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National