James Irvin 1847 framed map art The sitter belongs already to

The sitter belongs already to the country's mourning

the tapered tower

and the cantilevered bridges to Ontario were lithographed in saturated greens and impossible blues

The photograph holds the Bend at its tightest curve

General Grant 1885 — a likeness rendered in the year the old commander laid down his pen at Mount McGregor

James Irvin 1847 framed map art The sitter belongs already toJames Irvin 1847 belongs to the Whig hour of Pennsylvania politics, when the ironmaster from Centre County stood for governor on a ticket of tariffs and internal improvement. The portrait carries the stiff dignity of a Mexican Warera campaign sheet, an industrialist's likeness pressed into service for a party already beginning to fracture. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress,