General Scott's Victorious Entry Into the City of Mexico, Sept 14th 1847 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame made him the Union's first

made him the Union's first martyr and turned a recruiting officer's portrait into a relic of grief

capturing that early 1862 morning when Foote's ironclads exchanged fire with Confederate gunboats above the bluffs of Fort Wright

19th Century — a portrait of the Union general whose star rose at West Point and dimmed at Fredericksburg

over how a new nation should introduce itself to the world

General Scott's Victorious Entry Into the City of Mexico, Sept 14th 1847 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame made him the Union's firstGeneral Scott's Victorious Entry Into the City of Mexico, Sept 14th 1847 a lithograph staged with all the pageantry Manifest Destiny demanded, Winfield Scott riding into the conquered Halls of Montezuma as the Stars and Stripes climbed a foreign capital. The image is triumph and overture both, the southern continent suddenly within American reach. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of