Battle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 Frame Style:Ebony Frame reached back for the founder's

reached back for the founder's likeness as both compass and alibi

iron foundation legs threaded into Chesapeake mud

rendered here in the brass-and-braid formality of a war's final year — a portrait of a man the Union both promoted and forgave

and history of classic illustrations and paintings—from nature studies and antique maps to elegant portraiture and architectural sketches

Battle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 Frame Style:Ebony Frame reached back for the founder'sBattle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 renders Rosecrans' bloody October stand in the careful chaos of period lithography earthworks and artillery smoke choking the Mississippi rail junction the Confederacy could not afford to lose, and could not take. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic publishers