Abraham Lincoln (19th century)
George Edward Perine · 1837 - 1885
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Why is this public domain? George Edward Perine died in 1885; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved memorial portrait of Abraham Lincoln shown in a bust-length pose wearing a dark suit and bow tie, framed by swags of American flags. A bald eagle with a shield sits at the top beneath the inscriptions "Freedom for All," "In Memoriam," and "Our Martyr President," while a grieving female figure and a standing allegorical woman flank the lower corners.
