George Washington 1877 southwest wall art Chrysler — a jazz-age tribute

Chrysler — a jazz-age tribute to Walter Chrysler's stainless-steel crown

made him the Union's first martyr and turned a recruiting officer's portrait into a relic of grief

1844 — a campaign-era portrait of Polk's running mate

and linen views of Gatlinburg cabins tucked into rhododendron

mid-term and mid-century

George Washington 1877 southwest wall art Chrysler — a jazz-age tributeGeorge Washington 1877 a centennial era likeness of the first president, drawn up as the republic neared its hundredth year and reached back to its founder for ballast. The 1877 dating places it squarely in the long aftermath of the war, when Washington's image was reissued as civic anchor and shared inheritance. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,