Hon. Andrew Pickens Butler, Late Senator From South Carolina, 19th Century Size:18x24 Heading a Stampede 1888 —

Heading a Stampede 1888 — a cattle-country scene rendered with the urgency of men who had ridden it

In Loving Memory of Our Martyred President McKinley 1901 — a mourning chromolithograph issued in the stunned weeks after Buffalo

Garfield Respectfully Dedicated to His Family 1888 — printed seven years after Guiteau's bullet found the twentieth president at the Baltimore and Potomac depot

Abraham Lincoln 1918 — a Great War-era remembrance of the martyred president

Brigadier General USA

Hon. Andrew Pickens Butler, Late Senator From South Carolina, 19th Century Size:18x24 Heading a Stampede 1888 —Hon. Andrew Pickens Butler, Late Senator From South Carolina, 19th Century. A portrait of the Carolina senator whose defense of slavery on the Senate floor drew Charles Sumner's scalding rebuke and Preston Brooks's cane in answer. Butler's likeness carries the courtly hauteur of a planter class already arguing itself toward war. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the