Civil War print - Slavery, Emancipation - Fort Monroe musician having battled through and continuing

having battled through and continuing to struggle with the yellow brick road often paved with jagged glass

I remember when we first stumbled across this wonderful image

is there no car in the world as kooky as you

set in a wooded glen

Vomag Lastwagen

Civil War print - Slavery, Emancipation - Fort Monroe musician having battled through and continuingFrom the exhibit ZOUAVES, DEVILS & SASS, Political Passions & The Printed Envelope During The American Civil War. Print size 24 x 18, and consciously formatted to work with a standard size store bought frame, or custom framed as you see fit. Digitally restored from a tiny image, this amazing graphic makes clear in an instant the impermanence of the South's economic strength and stability. A wry observation and celebration of General Benjamin Butler