Theodore Roosevelt 1915 architect_print A campaign portrait from the

A campaign portrait from the Whigs' last gasp — Graham yoked to Winfield Scott on a ticket the party would not survive

that splendid wedge of Gilded Age commerce

The Ivory Pipe Patent Blueprint of a Gentlemans Vice belongs to the smokehouse era of design — when the act of lighting a cigar carried enough cultural weight to justify a patent application and a draftsman's afternoon

as if the printer himself ran short of foreground

Theodore Roosevelt 1915 architect_print A campaign portrait from theTheodore Roosevelt 1915. Caught at the moment the old Rough Rider had become an aging lion roaring against neutrality, this portrait belongs to the Roosevelt of the preparedness campaign the year he began publicly hammering Wilson for keeping America out of the European war he was certain would find her anyway. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,