General Philip Sheridan 1891 canvas_Washington_DC 4442735 comes from the great

4442735 comes from the great age of the American barbershop — when a shave was a ritual

his likeness drawn from the years when temperance pieties and Indian Removal debates shared the same Senate floor

The likeness carries the weariness of Appomattox and the unspoken charge of Reconstruction still ahead

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General Philip Sheridan 1891 canvas_Washington_DC 4442735 comes from the greatGeneral Philip Sheridan 1891 arrives in the year of the cavalryman's death, a late portrait of the Union's hardest rider rendered in the elegiac register of a republic still cataloging its survivors. The image carries the weight of the Shenandoah and Appomattox folded into a single posthumous likeness. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional