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Colored lithograph of a parade with American flags, framed by portrait medallions and vignettes celebrating the Fifteenth Ame

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The Fifteenth Amendment, celebrated May 19th, 1870, James Carter Beard (1870), National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian). Via artnap.com

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A richly hand-colored lithographic print titled The Fifteenth Amendment, celebrated May 19th, 1870, by James Carter Beard, dated 1870. A central scene shows a crowded public parade with a mounted rider, marching bands, American flags, and onlookers before a classical building, framed by ornate scrollwork and small vignettes of portraits, reading and voting scenes.

Museum record: National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian)