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the firmament's most quiet memento mori
New York Niagara Falls — postcards drawn to the thunder of the Horseshoe and the mist rising off the gorge
A mid-century lithograph that resurrects the Sage of Philadelphia for a Republic well past his own — Franklin rendered in the iconography the antebellum era loved best
The Celestial Sphere Its Earthly Boundaries draws the line where mortal cartography surrenders to the firmament — horizon
Rendered in the early months of the war
Albert Sidney Johnston 1862 constitution signing the firmament's most quiet mementoAlbert Sidney Johnston 1862 the Confederate general rendered in the gravity of portraiture, his likeness fixed in the same year Shiloh's peach orchard would claim him, a wound bled out before aides could staunch it. The image carries the weight of a South still convinced of its commanders. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical
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