The Fourth of July, 1864
Thomas Nast · 1840-1902
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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 page from Harper's Weekly showing a large central allegorical woman in classical drapery holding a tall American flag, surrounded by kneeling and gesturing figures, with the caption Protector of All Rights. Eight smaller vignettes around it depict scenes of war and home, including going to war, in the field, on board, in the hospital, around the dead, in church, at home, in camp, and returning from war. The print is titled The Fourth of July, 1864, by Thomas Nast, 1864.
