Joe Jackson Fort Porter early century art and the Rappahannock carried the

and the Rappahannock carried the ledger downstream

Lee at the center

this commemorative portrait belongs to the Lost Cause's long second act — Lee rendered not as defeated general but as marble saint

banners to insist that the long shadow of Sumter and Appomattox still belonged to them

William McKinley 1891

Joe Jackson Fort Porter early century art and the Rappahannock carried theJoe Jackson Fort Porter a portrait of Shoeless Joe in the flannels of a minor league outpost, captured before the Black Sox shadow fell across his name. There's an unguarded ease in the pose, the kind a young hitter wears when the swing still belongs to him alone. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's drawings, and from the great American tobacco card and