Battle of Williamsburg, Hancock's Charge, May 5 1862 — Union Gen. McClellan Commanding framed earth print its three days reframed as

its three days reframed as the war's hinge in the long work of national remembrance

two decades later

rendered with the studied gravity reserved for men who had already begun composing their own legend

Aug 3rd 1891 — a press rendering of the cruiser USS Baltimore returning John Ericsson's remains to Sweden

Grover Cleveland 196 — a campaign portrait of the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms

Battle of Williamsburg, Hancock's Charge, May 5 1862 — Union Gen. McClellan Commanding framed earth print its three days reframed asBattle of Williamsburg, Hancock's Charge, May 5 1862 Union Gen. McClellan Commanding. A documentary engraving of the Peninsula Campaign's muddy reckoning, where Hancock's bayonets came down a Virginia slope and earned him, in McClellan's own dispatch, the adjective that would follow him to Gettysburg: superb. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,