Washington the Patriot the Statesman and the Warrior 1846 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame Andrew Johnson 19th Century —

Andrew Johnson 19th Century — a portrait of the tailor from Greeneville who inherited Lincoln's chair and a fractured Union

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The widower president's niece-by-marriage rendered as White House hostess

A pantheon arranged with Whiggish reverence

a likeness rendered in the sober tonal register of a country already acquainted with casualty lists

Washington the Patriot the Statesman and the Warrior 1846 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame Andrew Johnson 19th Century —Washington the Patriot, the Statesman, and the Warrior, 1846 a triptych lithograph issued nearly half a century after the General's death, when an expansionist republic, mid quarrel with Mexico, reached back for the founder's likeness as both compass and alibi. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic