P1, Harper's Magazine, 1907--Lincoln's last day by Howard Pyle

Painted portrait of Abraham Lincoln seated at a cluttered desk with papers, holding a pen and an apple, by a window.

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A seated man in a dark suit and bow tie sits at a desk holding a pen and a red apple, with stacks of papers and filled pigeonholes behind him. Floral red and green carpet and a bright window fill the right side of the composition. This 1907 print by Howard Pyle, titled "P1, Harper's Magazine, 1907--Lincoln's last day," illustrates the magazine's account of Abraham Lincoln's final day.

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1907

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