Custer's Last Charge 1876 fdr portrait framed rendered in the sober line-work

rendered in the sober line-work of a century that preferred its founders edited into marble

ledgered in the ornamental confidence of late-century engraving

A posthumous engraving of the first president

Design of Bronze Monument Commemorative of American Independence 1873 — a draftsman's proposal rendered in the civic vocabulary of the post-war republic

rendered in the sober engraved manner reserved for men whose weapon was the lectern rather than the rifle

Custer's Last Charge 1876 fdr portrait framed rendered in the sober line-workCuster's Last Charge 1876 a lithograph rendering of the Little Bighorn made in the gilded language of martyrdom, sabers raised against a closing circle of Lakota and Cheyenne riders. The image arrived in American parlors as elegy and alibi at once, the frontier's reckoning dressed up as cavalry romance. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional