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Stephen Grover Cleveland 1884 — a campaign portrait from the year the Buffalo reformer broke a quarter-century of Republican rule
dressing them in marble
the swan boats drift through the Public Garden
his epaulets and bearing borrowed from older European grammar even as he administered a war Washington preferred not to name
Battle of New Berne NC 1885 Frame Style:Ebony Frame Stephen Grover Cleveland 1884 —Battle of New Berne NC 1885 a commemorative rendering issued two decades after the guns fell silent, returning to Burnside's 1862 coastal campaign with the careful retrospection of a generation now building monuments to what it once survived. The North Carolina shoreline appears here as memory rather than maneuver. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,
