General Lewis Cass 1846 framed cocktail art You Can Never Go Wrong

You Can Never Go Wrong With a Black Frame

and harbor views where Lady Liberty greets every ship as if she'd been waiting all morning

the founding text reissued as civic liturgy for a republic still stitching itself back together a decade after Appomattox

laurel in hand

and the coming war with Mexico were already gathering behind the calm engraver's line of his collar

General Lewis Cass 1846 framed cocktail art You Can Never Go WrongGeneral Lewis Cass 1846. The Michigan senator rendered in the year he resigned his seat to chase the war with Mexico a portrait of Jacksonian ambition wearing epaulets, the Democrat who would carry expansion's banner straight into the bruising campaign of '48. 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