Abraham Lincoln 19th Century 3 Francisco_old_map Lucas Oil Field Original Design

Lucas Oil Field Original Design from Bella Frye

rendered in the sober portraiture befitting the man who damned the torpedoes and gave the Union its first full admiral

and Maltese cross stitched into the woolen identity of men who marched under them

The lithographer's careful shading lingers on those famously hollowed eyes

California Hollywood arrives in linen-postcard pastels and lithographed glamour — palm-lined boulevards

Abraham Lincoln 19th Century 3 Francisco_old_map Lucas Oil Field Original DesignAbraham Lincoln 19th Century 3 a portrait of the rail splitter turned wartime president, his gaunt features rendered in the grave register reserved for men carrying a fracturing republic. The lithographer's hand lingers on those famously hollowed eyes, as if the country's grief were already gathering there. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional