Little Mac, in His Great Two Horse Act, in the Presendential Canvass of 1864

Justin H. Howard|Thomas W. Strong

1864 · Lithograph · Drawings and Prints

Little Mac, in His Great Two Horse Act, in the Presendential Canvass of 1864 — Justin H. Howard|Thomas W. Strong

Artist: Justin H. Howard|Thomas W. Strong
Date: 1864
Medium: Lithograph
Department: Drawings and Prints
Credit line: Gift of Georgiana W. Sargent, in memory of John Osborne Sargent, 1924

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