President Lincoln and family (19th century)
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President Lincoln and family (19th century), A.B. Walter. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic poster titled General Grant's Farewell Address to the Union Army, dated June 2, 1865, featuring a central oval portrait of a bearded officer framed by flags and an eagle. Scenes of a cadet at West Point, a mounted general, a cavalry column, a cottage and a monument surround the text of the address. Walter as the artist, though the visible imprint credits Charles H. Walker.