Reconstruction by Thomas Nast (1868)

Engraving of an allegorical woman holding a sword and rods, with banners reading Equal Rights and Let us have peace.

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An engraved allegorical print shows a robed female figure standing before a flag, sword, and shield, with banners reading 'Equal Rights' and a quotation attributed to A. Lincoln. Ribbons across a bundle of rods list southern state names, and a side banner reads 'Let us have peace' with a signature referencing S. Grant. The work is titled Reconstruction, by Thomas Nast, dated 1868.

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1868

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Women, Mythology