Remember our dead heroes by Thomas Nast

Engraving of a kneeling woman reaching toward a gravestone for Union soldiers, with a winged angel above and mourners in the

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Nast died in 1902; this work is in the public domain.

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A wood-engraved print in a circular frame shows a kneeling woman with long hair reaching toward a gravestone inscribed "Our Union Soldiers who died at Andersonville." A winged angel with a cross appears in the sky above, and small vignettes in the corners show mourners tending graves, a child, and an elderly man with a cane. The banner below reads "Remember Our Dead Heroes." The print is attributed to Thomas Nast.

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