Battle of Atlanta, Death of General James B. McPherson, July 22d 1864, Army of the Tennessee Frame Style:Ebony Frame and the Hotel Green presiding

and the Hotel Green presiding over a town where orange groves met the San Gabriel foothills in winter bloom

Walker on the Friday Evening — a battlefield lithograph that catches the brigade mid-momentum

every course numbered in the patient hand of a draftsman who knew the first tower had already been swallowed whole in the gale of 1851

Lucas Oil Field Original Design from Bella Frye

1864 — a documentary view of the Union's vast prison stockade on the lakefront

Battle of Atlanta, Death of General James B. McPherson, July 22d 1864, Army of the Tennessee Frame Style:Ebony Frame and the Hotel Green presidingBattle of Atlanta, Death of General James B. McPherson, July 22d 1864, Army of the Tennessee a documentary lithograph fixing the moment a Union commander fell from his horse outside the besieged city, the smoke of Sherman's campaign still rising behind him. The composition treats McPherson's death as the war wanted to be remembered: deliberate, mounted, and unflinching. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical