Chester Alan Arthur 1881 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame the founding grievance rendered with

the founding grievance rendered with the dramatic certainty only a century of hindsight can lend

Shall Remain Free

an ecclesiastical genealogy issued in the year Brigham Young's Utah was still negotiating its place inside a federal republic uneasy with its prophets

Tomorrow's Metropolis: A Prophecy in Steel and Sky is a visionary rendering of Manhattan as the Jazz Age imagined it would become — setbacks stacked into cliff-faces

issued in the year a bullet at a Washington railway station would cut his presidency to mere months — the lithograph carries the steady gaze of a man the country had only just begun to read

Chester Alan Arthur 1881 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame the founding grievance rendered withChester Alan Arthur 1881 a presidential portrait of the unlikely gentleman from New York, elevated from the Custom House to the White House by Garfield's assassin's bullet. The lithograph carries the full whiskered dignity of the Gilded Age executive, a man who reformed the spoils system that made him. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional