Anonymous, American, 19th century
ca. 1864 · Lithograph · Drawings and Prints
The War Candidate on a Peace PlatformAnonymous, American, 19th century|The American News Co.
A Thrilling Incident During the Voting, 18th Ward, Philadelphia, October 11Harley![Chicago Nominee: "I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest...Where be your gibes now?–Hamlet, Act IV [sic], Scene 1"](https://d2pvxr3eb77vb4.cloudfront.net/assets/v1/cb/cbefda6e5e69d9a47e45aacfadbb9ac8da1b30e2a4b051824f3f8a32f14e191f/graph.webp)
Chicago Nominee: "I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest...Where be your gibes now?–Hamlet, Act IV [sic], Scene 1"Justin H. Howard|Thomas W. Strong|William Shakespeare|Abraham Lincoln|General George B. McClellan
Home from the War (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)Winslow Homer|Harper's Weekly|Harper & Brothers
Holiday in Camp – Soldiers Playing "Foot-Ball" – Sketched by Winslow Homer (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. IX)Winslow Homer|Harper & Brothers|Harper's Weekly
Jurors Listening to Counsel, Supreme Court, New York City Hall, New York (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. XIII)Harper & Brothers|Winslow Homer|Harper's Weekly
Little Mac, in His Great Two Horse Act, in the Presendential Canvass of 1864Justin H. Howard|Thomas W. Strong
A Snow Slide in the City (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. IV)Winslow Homer|Harper's Weekly|Harper & Brothers
Illustration in Jérôme Paturot, by Louis Reybaud, Paris, 1846J. J. Grandville
The Surgeon at Work at the Rear During an Engagement (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)Winslow Homer|Harper's Weekly|Harper & Brothers
The Great Exhibition "Wot is to Be", Probable Results of The Industry of All Nations in The Year '51, Showing What is to be Exhibited, Who is To Exhibit, in Short How Its All Going to Be DoneGeorge Augustus Sala|Committee of the Society for Keeping Things in Their Places
The War for the Union, 1862 – A Bayonet Charge (from "Harper's Weekly," Vol. VII)Winslow Homer|Harper's Weekly|Harper & Brothers