Robert Edward Lee 1877 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Walker of the Texan Rangers

Walker of the Texan Rangers Who Fell at the Battle of Huamantla on the 9th of October 1847 — a memorial lithograph for Samuel Walker

its marble seam visible where the work resumed — a republic's slow apology rendered in stone

The lithograph carries the gravity of a Democrat asking a skeptical republic to believe in plain speech again

empire wearing its Sunday suit

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

Robert Edward Lee 1877 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap Walker of the Texan RangersRobert Edward Lee 1877 a posthumous likeness of the Confederate general issued seven years after his death at Lexington, the engraver's burin softening a defeated commander into the marble vocabulary of Lost Cause remembrance just as Reconstruction itself was being quietly dismantled. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,