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Color lithograph of the U.S. House of Representatives chamber with green desks, crowded galleries and an ornate coffered ceil

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The House of Representatives, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C., E. Sachse & Co. (1866). Via artnap.com

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A color lithograph of the United States House of Representatives chamber in the U.S. Capitol, shown from a high vantage point with rows of green-topped desks arranged in a semicircle facing the rostrum. Crowded galleries line the upper walls beneath a richly coffered ceiling with stained glass skylights, and dark-suited men stand and talk across the floor. Published by Casimir Bohn in Washington, D.C. and lithographed by E. Sachse & Co. the print is dated 1866.